[Python-ideas] Standardising ASGI as a PEP

2018-10-27 Thread Andrew Godwin
Hi everyone, I'd like to breach the topic of standardising an asynchronous successor to WSGI - specifically, the ASGI specification I and a group of other Python web developers have been refining over the past couple of years (you can read more at https://asgi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/). I'm unsu

Re: [Python-ideas] Standardising ASGI as a PEP

2018-10-27 Thread Andrew Godwin
language core. Obviously this is not required for things to function and people to develop against it, but it wasn't required for WSGI either, so in some ways the reason I think it should be a PEP is pretty much purely because WSGI is. Andrew > On Sat, Oct 27, 2018 at 4:42 PM, Andrew

Re: [Python-ideas] Standardising ASGI as a PEP

2018-10-28 Thread Andrew Godwin
On Sun, Oct 28, 2018 at 7:35 AM M.-A. Lemburg wrote: > On 28.10.2018 05:15, Andrew Godwin wrote: > > Right. This is why I think I'm unsure quite how to approach replacing it. > > Why would you want to replace it, if what you have in mind is a > different standard for a dif

[Python-ideas] Re: Is the deployment standard for WSGI ready?

2020-01-28 Thread Andrew Godwin
It's worth noting that I was discouraged from making ASGI a PEP by several Python core developers, which is why I have not been pursuing that process any further. I'm not sure I share this view, so I may come back to it in the future, but there's a reason it's not in the process right now. As for