I agree on the complexity. They traded internal complexity for a simple and easy user experience. WAMP is kinda magic when you use it: languages with very diffe

I agree on the complexity. They traded internal complexity for a simple and easy user experience. WAMP is kinda magic when you use it: languages with very different forms talk to each others reliably with almost no setup, no schema to define, to stuff to prealocate. And it's packed with features too (the wildcards and meta events are insanely powerful). The price of that is a really heavy spec. But it's also how the team approach problems. E.G: their Python code really, really looks like Java, with interface everywhere, and wrappers, and factories... If they designed their spec the same way, then it's not surprising. The german stereotype about engineering is not just a joke.