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• prematurely closed: https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/2409

Python wishlist

Core Python 2 flaws.

• locals() returns a variable that can be updated at any moment (and changes behavior under trace function)
• internal representation of .py file paths is not normalized (comparisons and identity checks are impossible)

• -*- coding -*- header create online editor)

• build list of contributors with Mercurial

Ideas:

• Normalized Python
• Iterative Development Process
• Language for humans should help them save time for most frequent operations
• Replace pipes with channels for subprocess (rotated queue of strings)

Component wishlist

Public domain or MIT preferred.

• 2)

  • [ ] describe the "conflicting replacements" (idempotency) problem what the wikify solves
  • split text by regexp, process matched, exclude processed
  • run the next regexp on the list of text that is left
  • reassemble
• treeworks - tools to work with 2D data structures (trees), including common visualization and debugging

Ideas open for the taking

Open Source artists wanted (credits available):

• 3D robot nut in Blender for rirror on Bitbucket
• 128x128 wikify logo on Bitbucket

• Logo for web.py

GSoC/Help needed for tools that support Python development:

• complete module-2-source tree map at https://bitbucket.org/techtonik/python-stdlib

  • this will allow to track changes in repository on a module level
  • this will allow to find out where a file belongs to

• HighScore

Just a list:

• RIDLE - replace IDLE with modern alternative
  • minimalism (perfection achieved not when it is nothing more to add...)
    • get a list of current IDLE features, put them in a table
    • filter out features that are the most critical
    • accent on User eXperience
  • incrementalism (development process)
    • monthly development iterations
    • schedule the most important feature per iteration
  • community process

steAm and SMArt (dealing with complexity)

Canvas2D ideas:

• redo *key status script* for PySDL2, pyprocessing and (maybe) pyglet

• https://code.google.com/p/logstalgia/

Human Language Translation Table

Explicit is better than implicit. doesn't apply to humans, apparently.

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