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High Performance Python by Ian Ozsvald and Micha Gorelick - fairly outdated at this point, but still quite relevant (I believe the authors are working on a new
by drej 7y ago
High Performance Python by Ian Ozsvald and Micha Gorelick - fairly outdated at this point, but still quite relevant (I believe the authors are working on a new edition).
- BerislavLopac 7y agoThey have started work on the new edition if I'm not mistaken.
- agumonkey 7y agoNo draft online ?
- BerislavLopac 7y agoI don't think so. This is quoted from Ian's latest mailing list [0] posting: Second Edition of High Performance Python in the works I'm very pleased to say that Micha and I have started work on a Second Edition of High Performance Python with O'Reilly, planned for early 2020. This book will use Python 3.7 and will add tools that barely existed 4 years ago including Dask and probably some Tensorflow, amongst lots of other goodies. I'll let you know how the book progresses via this list. So far I've updated the Profiling chapter, added some advice on 'being a highly performant developer' and have rebuilt the Cython/Numba/PyPy code for the Compiling chapter. [0] https://ianozsvald.com/data-science-jobs/ https://ianozsvald.com/data-science-jobs/
- ausjke 7y agoit's written in 2014 so not that old I think