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The issue isn't that all the third-party implementations are no good, several are good. It's that there is no Pythonic one which is also standard and blessed, w
by slurgfest 14y ago
The issue isn't that all the third-party implementations are no good, several are good. It's that there is no Pythonic one which is also standard and blessed, which would help with interoperability as well as providing one obvious way to do it.
I'd rather Python moved in the direction of go than Java