Seeking co-author/developer/maintainer!

[eriknw]

If you like the goals and approach of benchtoolz and want to help it become a generally useful and flexible package, then please become a co-author! Heck, you can become (and call yourself) the primary author as long as you don't screw up how I use benchtoolz :)

My focus in the near-term (and probably medium-term) will be to use benchtoolz to develop benchmarks for toolz and cytoolz, and I will only focus on the features I need. I think benchtoolz can have more broad appeal (for me, the killer feature is easy benchmarking of Cython), but it will take a while for me to develop it into a mature package, and I want help.