Matt Morrison

> Its not `requests_html` it's `requests-html`. @sagar1025 Both will work, I just installed `requests_html` and it worked just fine.

@nhwalkman For some reason `gevent` is using the Python 2 syntax for exceptions. In Python 3 the line should be `except Exception as ex:`. I would suggest upgrading gevent and...

@firasdib I too would really love Ruby support, as while I use Rubular now, the explanations and match information on regex101 are really invaluable to someone like me learning several...

OK, I didn't read far enough (this is my first time going through the tutorial). Apparently [this page](https://pythonhosted.org/feedparser/common-rss-elements.html) has a non-functional feedparser.org URL as well. I don't have time tonight...

I see, I had forgotten about the sliding window part of it. Would pairing up with [`LSP-json`](https://packagecontrol.io/packages/LSP-json) and [`LSP-css`](https://packagecontrol.io/packages/LSP-css) help? I have no idea, just throwing things out there...

The way it works now is that a dict key, regardless of whether it's a variable or string literal, is colored light green. A value is actually supposed to be...

OK, I see what you mean, thanks! I've never really used MagicPython. A number of years ago the regular Python syntax was pretty bad, so in response I wrote [`Python...

How does this look?  The key coloring is still there, but there's a muted background for string literals. Or there's this:  with a more muted background.

sure, I can do that. Since I don't use SublimeLinter that often, which changes need to be made in order for it to work?

@kapitanluffy I have, but I don't actively participate terribly much. However, I'm there, so if you want to ping me go ahead!