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No multiplexers. No selectors. No complex routing logic. You just write python. Need a configurable number of bits? Just use a python variable called `bits` in your code. You don't even have to think about it. And no routing logic means it performs better too.
Really, the whole thing is just so friction-free it's silly. All the scaffolding is done for you, you just write code There is a *very* minor learning curve to the framework, but the basic example applet is just 71 lines of code you can just copy and paste and edit.pic.twitter.com/lXqJt3Jitv
Notice how ~none of that is HDL (it's the empty first class that does nothing). The second class just tells Glasgow what you need for your applet, like a list of pin names (which become command line options for the user to specify the pin mapping).
Wait, async and await got added to Python? I feel like I've been under a rock.
How's that rock been for the past 5 years? :) https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.5.html …
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