PEP 735: Add prior art sections for JS and Ruby to appendices #3557
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This initial writeup covers two ecosystems' related work which should be understood as part of the sources and influences for this PEP.
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Co-authored-by: Hugo van Kemenade <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: Hugo van Kemenade <[email protected]>
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This initial writeup covers two ecosystems' related work which should be understood as part of the sources and influences for this PEP.
I had previously documented the Ruby ecosystem a bit in a post on discourse, and had considered dropping JS as not having a complex enough related case. However, after starting to read the details carefully and write it down, it became clear that the JS cases are relatively nuanced and offer good related background.
The writeups reflect my current understanding of these systems and behaviors, and to the best of my ability contain no inaccuracies or guesses. That said, I very much welcome corrections to the content if I've made any mistakes.
I'll try to add more prior art information in the future. Rust, in particular, has surfaced as an ecosystem of interest.
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