CrazyPython

Some suggested resources

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- Design: Dribbble - Python: Django, Flask, FastAPI (three most popular Python web frameworks) - Icons: Ionicons

[General] Add resource: Periodic Table of Web APIs/Technologies

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**Name** Periodic Table of Web APIs **Description** A directory of all web APIs, color-coded by browser support. See everything a modern web browser is capable of. **URL** https://wwwperiodictable.surge.sh **Category** General

IIFE conversion?

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```js let name = () => { declarations; return rvalue; }() ``` to ```c type name; { declarations; name = rvalue; } ```

https://www.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/comments/9dr9jd/modify_referrer_policy_headers_and_meta/ https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/privacy#property-websites chrome.privacy.websites.referrersEnabled More extensions means more memory usage, so I'd like to keep the number of privacy extensions to a minimum. Also, could Decentraleyes be merged with uBlock Origin...

Standalone mode

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A standalone mode that outputs a self-contained C++ file would be very useful for time-based competitions, where often you are only allowed to submit one file.

Arbitrary size arithmetic

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Might be quite a bit of work, but long term it would be nice to support arbitrary-size integer arithmetic through something like libgmp. note the `typedef ss_int` statement in the...

(un)packing floats on hardware that doesn't natively use ieee754 format currently doesn't work. _migrated from [the easytasks list](https://code.google.com/archive/p/shedskin/wikis/easytasks.wiki)_

e.g. by making arrays accessible from both sides (no conversion). Would be very nice to allow shedskin to work on numpy objects this way. _migrated from [the easytasks list](https://code.google.com/archive/p/shedskin/wikis/easytasks.wiki)_

Closer to the Python traceback with the -x option

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It would be nice to get closer to a python traceback, including filenames and line numbers. There are some snippets on the web to do this for C, so with...

Currently we use an STL vector internally. it should probably be faster to use our own cpython-based implementation, and `GC_MALLOC_ATOMIC` when possible (as was done for the `set` and `dict`...