I also develop and run projects this way. I really, really enjoy it. It's a very pleasant experience, on both the development side and execution side. I'm rela

I also develop and run projects this way. I really, really enjoy it. It's a very pleasant experience, on both the development side and execution side. I'm relatively new to Python (used it for ~1 year in 2007/2008, again briefly in 2014 -- which is when I believe I picked this module trick up -- and then didn't touch it again until March of this year). It's made an impression on my team and we're all having a good time developing code this way. I do wonder, though, what other shortcomings might exist with this approach.