Python 3.5 is on its way

Python 3.5 is on its way

As far as I remember, the new async/await stuff isn't just syntax. They allow for asynchronous context managers and async iterators which I understand isn't possible with tulip.

Also, just wanted to give a tip of the hat to zipped applications. Ever since I discovered them not long ago (I think it was when poking at the youtube-dl app), I've used them extensively. Not just useful for bundling code, but also data. For example, an embedded webserver and all the static files (javascript, images, etc.) can be bundled inside a single downloadable file. (I use this for personal projects as well as work projects where it's common for me to include supporting Java jars to be spawned by Python.)