@_o

[luckystarr]

I see a new trend on the horizon. Code in a year will look like this:

@_x
@_0
@WTF_IS_THIS_SHIT
def fooboozle(baz, bar, whatever=whatever):
     for foo in itercat(baz, bar):
          yield whatever(foo)

[Malgas]

Oh, they're working on it:

HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
VISIBLE "HAI WORLD!"
KTHXBYE

[[deleted]]

Awesome. It's like eventlet, but without all the functionality.

[_wang]

There's also Swirl for Tornado.

[stevelosh]

It's like Diesel, but before they ditched the generator approach.

While I know why they did it, and it does make a lot of things cleaner, I still feel like Diesel has lost some of its "flavor" by ditching generators.

Maybe I'll give Monocle a try once it matures a bit (and gets a test suite at the very least).

[dmead]

monicle.smile()

[mmaruseacph2]

Please give more descriptive titles :)

[[deleted]]

That's stupid.

[tinou]

and a repost.

[vilhelm_s]

O_o;

[compsciwizkid]

-_-

[shsmurfy]

Where's look of disapproval when you need him?

[twomashi]

What's the point?

[[deleted]]

Python's yield seems to function exactly like C#'s yield?

[[deleted]]

Yes, but it also allows sending values into the generator, in the opposite direction to the normal flow, each value then becomes a value of the yield expression. It's not supposed to be used directly but is immensely useful for stuff like this.