I'm curious what model is used to bridge Python and golang concurrency models.
I wish it was documented :)

Python has threads (1:1 mapped to lightweight system processes) and asyncio, explicit and quite so different.

Go has special handling for cpu-bound and io-bound goroutines, transparent to the user.

How would someone use gopy to interface go's amazing net/http module or some go p

A lot of python packages use sphinx for documentation, and many of those incorporate the README into the docs page; so many packagers of python projects prefer RST format for the readme. Indeed, the default readme content type for PyPI is RST. Maturin is currently angled more towards rust packages, and so expects a markdown readme, even though it publishes packages to pypi. As such, the long desc

Migrating cairocffi so it uses the faster cffi API mode and new-style callbacks would solve this problem. See also #105.

Original report by Gijs Molenaar (Bitbucket: gijzelaerr, GitHub: gijzelaerr).

$ make html
[...]
/Users/gijs/Work/alliander/rpy2/.venv/lib/python3.7/site-packages/rpy2/robjects/lib/ggplot2.py:69: UserWarning: This was designed againt gg

For people trying to use this library while learning how to do xcb programming, having no documentation anywhere makes doing simple things arbitrarily difficult. As an example, the ExposeEvent and ClientMessageEvent classes store the target window in event.window, but KeyPressEvent and MouseButtonEvent store the window in event.event. This information can be found online if you look ha

FYI -

Tree example is not filling out the trees properly.

Clicking on a directory doesn't enter the branchopen-callback function.

See image:

Impl: CCL64 bits latest version on Win10

Each socket has an associated configuration struct that can be use to parse config files. We should document the config file format.

Since a lot changed in 0.10, it's time to start documenting at least the basic changes.