I have only had positive experiences using pydantic tools. They keep iterating on the pydantic validation tool and are planning on a v3 at some point, and pydan

I have only had positive experiences using pydantic tools. They keep iterating on the pydantic validation tool and are planning on a v3 at some point, and pydantic-ai has been a superb addition to the AI engineering toolkit; which makes me hopeful and confident about the work they will do with httpx2. I look forward to explore their eval and observability tools. I do wonder about pydantic being a VC-backed company and how much of a load-bearing column for the Python ecosystem they are. HN has similarly discussed uv at great length. For what it's worth, Mitchell Hashimoto has an interesting point of view [1] on this matter: "I think VC is unfortunately (for the cons) the best tool we have as an industry right now to produce the highest amount of accelerated, public good R&D right now". May we only reap the benefits of the situation. [1] https://lobste.rs/s/oznirn/redis_cost_ambition#c_66fiqh:~:text=I%20think%20VC%20is%20unfortunately%20%28for%20the%20cons%29%20the%20best%20tool%20we%20have%20as%20an%20industry%20right%20now%20to%20produce%20the%20highest%20amount%20of%20accelerated%2C%20public%20good%20R%26D%20right%20now https://lobste.rs/s/oznirn/redis_cost_ambition#c_66fiqh:~:te...