A Unified TLS API for Python
Read OriginalThe article discusses the author's proposal for PEP 543, a Unified TLS API for Python. It explains the problem with Python's current 'blessed' TLS implementation (the ssl module) and contrasts the approaches of 'systems languages' and 'higher-level languages' to TLS support. The proposal seeks to provide a more flexible and future-proof API for TLS in Python's standard library.
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