Daniel Kador

I actually think having the base SDK not have scoped key features is fine. As long as we call it out in docs.

Agreed, using the Python SDK in a blocking fashion in your web server is a bad idea. Do you have any preferences on async API? Threading/processing/Tornado/Twisted/gevent/etc? We're curious what our...

Fair enough. Do you have any examples of other libraries/SDKs that solve this problem in a way you like? We've got plenty of ideas here but always happy to look...

I haven't addressed the async issue yet. That's a tricky one since once we go async there's no way to guarantee delivery of events. But I just pushed version 0.3.2...

Yeah, something like that could definitely work. I'd love to see a PR for this if you have time. Realistically speaking, it will take us some time to get to...

I'd consider it but likely would prefer a model that uses another process so we can keep external dependencies to a minimum. Curious if @thedrow has insight into how to...

Nothing yet. We're always looking for customer input - what would be your preference in terms of how this would be implemented?

Thanks for the response. Events are sent to us over regular HTTP (well, HTTPS, hopefully). Do you care about knowing if your event was safely persisted? Is fire-and-forget good enough?...

No.

Yes, we'll need to fix up the tests. :)