I like this but am still not a fan of the constant adding of things to the language. It’s starting to feel like a language designed by committee, which it basically is.

It's a feature that removes the need for hundreds of specialized template classes in various frameworks and is a generalization of an existing feature in a way that doesn't add much in the way of grammar. The net complexity reduction is a win here.

> It’s starting to feel like a language designed by committee, which it basically is.

That's exactly what it is. It's just that they use the word "council" instead of "committee".

Python is released annually and having some new juice helps advertise the language.

Whether or not this is technically a swift call is in the eye of the beholder.

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