Uche Ogbuji writes about XML data binding in Python on O'Reilly. "The XML community of late there has been a lot of talk that there are no really easy and efficient ways of general XML programming. Push processing has the usual rap of being too difficult. It is easy to dismiss this as a problem for amateur programmers who have not properly learned how to code state machines; but let's face it, state machines are hard to code by hand, and the community has been slow to develop more declarative and friendly tools for developing SAX processing stubs, such as LEX and YACC tools for generating parser state machines."

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