Most of the Python libraries, are anyway bindings to native libraries.
Any other ecosystem is able to plug into the same underlying native libraries, or even call them directly in case of being the same language.
In a way it is kind of interesting the performance pressure that is going on Python world, otherwise CPython folks would never reconsider changing their stance on performance.
Any other ecosystem is able to plug into the same underlying native libraries, or even call them directly in case of being the same language.
In a way it is kind of interesting the performance pressure that is going on Python world, otherwise CPython folks would never reconsider changing their stance on performance.