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Hi,

Here's a link to a blog entry I've posted about the "Emerging-Like Web
Applications Protocol 1.0". I've completed written the initial revision
and wanted to pass it along to the pros.

Since the development of WSGI specifications seems a little slowed, I
hope this may helps developers to think in new ways to see development
of web frameworks in Python and WSGI. ;-)

Also, this made me think that refactoring WSGI in much smaller parts or
modules could be helpful and less of a burden than a single document
with multiple versioning...

What do you think, can creating a modular specification for WSGI helps
in nailing down new directions for Python web development ?

Kind regards,

Etienne

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Etienne Robillard <robillar...@gmail.com>
Green Tea Hackers Club <http://gthc.org/>
Blog: <http://gthc.org/blog/>
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