[masklinn]

> What I would love to see in a future version of python is being able to do `user["email"]` or `user.email` independently of the reason. Sometimes both work, sometimes only one of the two and an error in throw for the other one. I don't care why, I just want it to work, it's such a basic feature.

It's an absolutely terrible idea and I'm thankful that there's so little chance it'll ever happen. I don't want random objects to become mappings, nor do I want mapping entries and their attributes to conflict. Javascript is a bad language and this is one of its worst features.

> Something even crazier would be to have an equivalent of `console.log` in python. It would be an amazing feature but I think I'm the only one wanting it. I know I can use `print` or different logger. But it's a lot more complicated to use and the output is a lot less navigable than in javascript.

You... can just call `logging.whatever()`, after having called `logging.basicConfig()` to set up your basic config?

I fail to see how that would change anything to navigability. `console.log` is not inherently navigable, it's the browser's console UI which provides some navigability.