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I consider "python implementations being better" to be some simple things. * pypy-level performance by default * Much faster startup times (I'm looking at you
by traverseda 9y ago
I consider "python implementations being better" to be some simple things.
* pypy-level performance by default
* Much faster startup times (I'm looking at you namedTuple)
* Better libraries for specific use-cases, like interacting with opengl
* Rpython actually being documented so I can write library code in it
I'd also really like to see good sandboxing and fast-enough object sharing.
Those are the kinds of things I think can open up whole new market-segments. And python being used by more market-segments means more support for python.