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Python ? That's even more popular than Rust. I agree with you and @BruceLee@lemmy.ml. This is gonna take off sooner or later.
I'll keep an eye on this topic for sure.
Indeed. One of the problems with Lemmy (and now Ibis) is that it is coded in Rust and there are a lot less people out there who known it compared to something popular, like Python. It's why I have high hopes for this. It feels almost inevitable at this stage.
The main issue I forsee is an enthusiastic CCG fan hacking BookWyrm into CardWyrm but it wouldn't help the rest of us and that's why I am trying to steer things in the direction of GeneralWyrm because this idea has come up in relation to a BookWyrm for films or TV or vinyl and can be extended into pretty much anything collectable (Funko Pops, dolls, action figures, baseball cards, etc, etc), so making a modular GeneralWyrm that would provide people with a base to add in specific things for whatever the specialism is (like a TV tracker as suggested here).