Until I saw this neat traceback from the innards of reddit, the success of WSGI and eggs was a lot more abstract. But now, it appears they’ve got some street cred (along with Pylons, Paste, Beaker, and flup, it looks like).
OTOH, since reddit was first built with Lisp and then rebuilt with web.py, (making this version 3), and since now they’ve gone all mainstream and “sold out” to Conde Nast, maybe that means my work is “corporate” and “enterprisey”, now, instead. 😉
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Since the name PEAK is attached to a lot of your work and it has “Enterprise” in it, I’d say it’s about time it was viewed as “enterprisey” ;-D