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The Python ecosystem has been rapidly evolving during the recent years. Here's a subjective take on what are the hot topics at the moment. Python 🤝 RustBoosting CPU-bound work with C extensions have gotten a worthy competitor from Rust. The key enabler has been PyO3 which offers Rust bindings for Python. PyO3 makes it possible to easily use Rust code from Python. It also has support for using Pyt
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