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+New year python meme, 2012
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+
+:date: 07-01-2013
+
+This series, also known as "`Tarek Ziadé <http://ziade.org>`_ strikes again",
+is a good occasion to take a look back at 2012 and see what I've done related
+to python. So, let's try.
+
+**1. What’s the coolest Python application, framework or library you have
+discovered in 2012 ?**
+
+I discovered `Pyramid
+<http://docs.pylonsproject.org/en/latest/docs/pyramid.html>`_ this year and
+quite enjoyed it. I like the way they bring back some nice concepts on the
+table, and how they compete with other frameworks. That's nicely decomposed and
+everything fits together really well. I learned a bit about its internal
+routing mechanism when working on `Cornice <http://cornice.rtfd.org>`_, and
+it's really well done.
+
+**2. What new programming technique did you learn in 2012 ?**
+
+I learned about asynchronous programming, something I wasn't really aware of.
+(Yes, that's a shame). This was really helpful to understand some bits of
+`Circus <http://circus.io>`_. I also started to learn about some related
+concepts present in `go <http://golang.org>`_ or in `erlang
+<http://erlang.org>`_ with `the actor model
+<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actor_model>`_
+
+**3. Which open source project did you contribute to the most in 2012 ? What did
+you do ?**
+
+I worked a bunch on `Cornice <http://cornice.rtfd.org>`_ and `Circus
+<http://circus.io>`_, not as much as I would like, but that was two really
+interesting projects. For Cornice, I completely `refactored the internals
+<http://blog.notmyidea.org/refactoring-cornice.html>`_ back in May, and since
+that, I added support for `SPORE <https://github.com/SPORE/specifications>`_
+and am currently working on porting it to Python 3 and adding support for `CORS
+<http://www.w3.org/TR/cors/>`_. For Circus, I worked on the web interface and
+on other bits of the projects related to stats.
+
+I didn't contributed that much to `Pelican <http://getpelican.com>`_, mainly
+because I'm less excited about it than I was previously: the project is
+working and needs to focus more on code quality than features. We started in
+this direction, hopefully it will pay-off; but I committed a lot less code than
+previously.
+
+**4. Which Python blog or website did you read the most in 2012 ?**
+
+I really don't know. I found some interesting python-related news on `hacker
+news <http://news.ycombinator.com/>`_ and on the printed version as well,
+`hacker monthly <http://hackermonthly.com/>`_. Twitter and IRC got me some
+interesting articles as well.
+
+**5. What are the three top things you want to learn in 2013 ?**
+
+On the computer science side, I want to learn more about other paradigms, maybe
+in other languages. I like python, but I want to learn about other concepts,
+maybe some of them don't really fit with python.
+
+For instance, I don't know that much about pattern matching or about the actor
+model. Well I know what it is, but I would like to make good use of them in
+order to have something nice and useful.
+
+Also, I want to learn how to make a product. From scratch. Which means
+designing, implementing and maintaining something. Maybe this will be the case
+with `daybed <https://github.com/spiral-project/daybed>`_ ? Who knows.
+
+I want to get better at building communities. Working with others is something
+that can be complex and quite hard sometimes. I want to learn how to handle
+this better.
+
+On the other side, I want to learn about tons of other non-tech things: taking
+pictures, finding a good balance between life and work, working with children,
+teaching and animating workshops, writing articles, be better at reading (being
+critic when I'm thinking!).
+
+**6. What is the top software, application or library you wish someone would
+write in 2013 ?**
+
+The one missing thing, IMO, is a **good** webmail reader, in python. One we
+could contribute to, one we could write features for, and one that could come
+and compete with gmail, in term of features of UI.
+
+However, most of the time, I'm just impressed by the new ideas that come from
+others. I would like to have a library to handle the actor model in a nice way
+in Python, I would like to see packaging fixed in python :-)
+
+Want to do your own list? Here's how:
+
+* copy-paste the questions and answer to them in your blog
+* tweet it with the #2012pythonmeme hashtag