This topic seems to keep popping up; this time from Plumbing Life’s Depths. Quoth Mike:

Which is the problem. Python just makes complex tasks a little too easy… it’s too easy to code new things when something’s wrong with an existing module. Or maybe it’s just that one shouldn’t code with a “I’ve only got a few days to work here, can’t afford to wait for other people” feeling.

In this case he is talking about building his own module rather than using the Twisted framework.

Sounds similar to what Titus Brown was saying in regards to the proliferation of Python web frameworks.

No easy conclusions. Just pointing it out.

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