The other day I released version 0.3.0 of BreezeBlocks. I think development has been going rather well, though I'm probably going to slow down a bit on it again. Any effort I choose to put into it would probably be better spent on documentation than features at this point, and of course on using it in other stuff. This means for a while the functionality and interface will remain essentially the same.

One of the most interesting things about this project in my opinion has been figuring out how to use object-oriented techniques to make the package while trying to make it more readily usable with some of the other paradigms Python supports. ORM and Active Record are some of the strongest examples of object-oriented trying to coerce everything into its own paradigm. Hopefully by minimizing their influence, BreezeBlocks can more easily fit in with functional, procedural, or declarative code. Maybe others will feel the same way.