The When of Python is a fledgling community initiative. The goal is to effectively shrink Python so it fits our brains by providing guidance on when we should use particular language features (and when we should not).

For example, should we use collections.namedtuple, typing.namedtuple, or dataclasses.dataclass? Should we use the walrus operator? StrEnum? Structural Pattern Matching? Comprehensions? Lambda? etc.

Find out more at https://whenof.python.nz/blog. The project can be followed at https://twitter.com/WhenOfPython and the video of the Kiwi PyCon talk which launched the project is at https://t.co/MgGi6kQeme. There is also a Proof-of-Concept app you can check out at https://whenof.python.nz