> There are quite some of examples of how this can go wrong (keys like "é"
> or "1" or 1), not to mention the fact that it just "does not feel right"
> (like Anand mentioned). The advantages seem quite insignificant compared
> to that.
The programmer is me I am aware of what I am doing with my code.
If one is not sure about the keys, the [""] notation can always used.
The all concept lays behind Storage is to add the dot notation (see
documentation in the code).
If one wish to stick with [''] approach why using Storage at first
place.
Since dict can be nested I thought Storage also should be nested
without extra tweak.
So if you pass {'foo': {'bar': 'baz'} to Storage why stopping at first
level and and not letting the Storage drilling down through the data
structure.
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