Indeed, I'm very excited about this. Rust + Python seems a natural combinaison to me, and being able to have one single dev env (and maybe in the end, one sing

Indeed, I'm very excited about this. Rust + Python seems a natural combinaison to me, and being able to have one single dev env (and maybe in the end, one single deployment mechanism) to do both is a killer feature. And actually, I think having Python written in Rust would provide some other very nice properties: - limit the number of bug you can introduce in the implementation because of the rust safety nets; - can still expose a C compatible ABI and hence be compatible with existing extensions; - the rust toolchain being awesome, it may inspire people to make it easy to compile a python program. Right now I use nuikta, which is great, but has to convert to C then compile, which make it a complex toolchain.