Armin Ronacher bravely shares his thoughts on Python 3.
(14) Thu Dec 08 2011 05:02 Python 2.8: +1:
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Armin Ronacher bravely shares his thoughts on Python 3. Back in 2003 I found myself at a sprint (a hackaton) to help build a web framework. But that's not what I'm talking about right now. Armin Ronacher just wrote an interesting blog post. Recently I have seen a sentiment espoused by some people in the Python web community that WSGI has failed to live up to one of this promises: bringing Python web frameworks closer together. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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