Oxidizing sourmash: Python and FFI
I think the first time I heard about Rust was because Frank Mcsherry chose it to write a timely dataflow implementation. Since then it started showing more and more in my news sources, leading to Armin Ronacher publishing a post in the Sentry blog last November about writing Python extensions in Rust. Last December I decided to give it a run: I spent some time porting the C++ bits of sourmash to R
Writing Python Extensions In Rust Using PyO3
I’ve been writing some code in Rust recently, and I thought it would be cool if I could take some of this Rust code and provide it as a native extension that I can call from Python. It turns out there are some amazing tools like PyO3 that make it easy to write fully featured Python extensions in Rust, with considerably less effort than writing a CPython extension manually. To test out PyO3 I wrote
OxidationPlan - Mercurial
Using Rust in Mercurial This page describes the plan and status for leveraging the Rust programming language in Mercurial. Why use Rust? Today, Mercurial is a Python application. It uses Python C extensions in various places to achieve better performance. There are many advantages to being a Python application. But, there are significant disadvantages. Performance is a significant pain point with
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Fixing Python Performance with Rust
Sentry processes billions of errors every month. We’ve been able to scale most of our systems, but in the last few months, one component has stood out as a computational chokepoint: Python’s source map processing. Starting last week, the infrastructure team decided to investigate the scaling shortcomings of our source map processing. Our Javascript client has jumped to become our most popular inte
My experience rewriting Enjarify in Rust
Last year I decided to rewrite Enjarify (a command line Python application) in Go and take notes in order to get data comparing the languages. Obviously, with a rewrite of an existing project, the resulting code won’t be as idiomatic as a project written from scratch, but I thought it was fair since Gophers are constantly trying to convert people away from Python for some reason, and doing a rewri
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Navigating the Postmodern Python World
Navigating the Postmodern Python World If there is one defining feature of modern Python, it’s simply that is that the definition of Python itself is becoming increasingly blurred. Many projects over the last few years have taken larger and larger leaps to extend Python and reconstruct what “Python†itself means. At the same time on there are variety of technologies encroaching on Python’s niche,
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GitHub - mre/hyperjson: ðŸ A hyper-fast Python module for reading/writing JSON data using Rust's serde-json.
Why put Rust in our Python Monitoring agent? | Scout APM Blog
Gradient Trader Part 4: Build Training Set with Rust for Python
Armin Ronacher: A Python and Rust love story
GitHub - PyO3/setuptools-rust: Setuptools plugin for Rust support
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