pyuv is a big step forward after 0.10. It's based on the 1.x libuv branch and, like libuv itself, will be maintained for a long time, while maintaining API compatibility. It does, however, have some backwards incompatible API changes with regards to 0.10, but it's for the best, trust me :-)
This release drops support for Python 2.6 and 3.0-3.2.
Changes since 0.10:
- Added instance dictionary to Request objects
- Added libuv-verbose-build command line argument
- Added MAC address to util.interface_addresses() output
- Dropped MinGW support
- Implement loop excepthook as a method rather than an attribute
- Allow None callback for Async handles
- Added Loop.handles property
- Keep handles (Python objects) alive when they are started
- Added flags argument to TCP.bind
- Add Stream.try_write() function
- Added Loop.alive attribute
- Define and expose UV_TCP_IPV6ONLY constant
- Add UDP.set_multicast_interface function
- Export UV_UDP_REUSEADDR constant
- Accept '' as a valid address to bind to
- Added Pipe.getsockname function
- Barrier.wait returns a boolean now
- Fix bytes / unicode nonsense in many places
- Add getnameinfo support
- Add util.getrusage()
- Fix handling empty UDP datagrams
- Added UDP.try_send function
- Add pyuv.fs.access function
- Make Process.spawn a class method
- Fix subclassing Loop
- TCP, pipe, UDP: add send_buffer_size and receive_buffer_size
- Streams, UDP, Poll: add fileno() function
- Move getaddrinfo and getnameinfo to a 'dns' submodule