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Quite the opposite, distributing a Python binary is one of the most popular demand in the community, along with better multiple core and a JIT. It used to be p
by sametmax 9y ago
Quite the opposite, distributing a Python binary is one of the most popular demand in the community, along with better multiple core and a JIT.
It used to be packaging and V2/V3, but those are fading away now with wheels everywhere and 3.4+ being the new love affair. Python has been in the habit of improving every year, steadily for 28 years, solving the problems the community asked every time.
- pas 8y agoHow is that the opposite? :) It just means that there are a lot of folks who stay on Python, but want better deployment. That's great, but we don't see those who simply move away from Python (and use Electron with a Rust backend for example, or go full web + maybe native Android/iOS apps).