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From the OP: >>"In recent years there is a clear trend of making Python more complex as a language. I would like to see the inverse of that trend. I would like
by alberth 12y ago
From the OP:
>>"In recent years there is a clear trend of making Python more complex as a language. I would like to see the inverse of that trend. I would like to see an internal interpreter design could be based on interpreters that work independent of each other, with local base types and more, similar to how JavaScript works."
Sounds like OP should investigate Lua (and LuaJIT in particular).
He might like Lua more than Python.
(Given that OP created Flask, I'd love to see a Flask equivalent developed in Lua)
Edit: typo
- scrollaway 12y agoGood job not reading the article and skipping to the end, I guess? >> This is in fact how many other dynamic languages work. For instance this is how lua implementations operate, how javascript engines work etc. The clear advantage is that you can have two interpreters. What a novel concept.