Exactly! Most of the important libraries in other languages have Python support. So I can use Python and not care if they wrote the library in C++, Rust, or something more exotic, provided it works in Python.
Python is more about gluing stuff together than writing a bunch of greenfield logic. If you run into performance problems and you’re using Python, the best solution is to start rewriting the slow parts in something faster, not to rewrite the whole thing in something different.
That said, most of my personal projects are in Rust, for a variety of reasons. But I still use a lot of Python as well, and it’s what I use 99% of the time at work.
Exactly! Most of the important libraries in other languages have Python support. So I can use Python and not care if they wrote the library in C++, Rust, or something more exotic, provided it works in Python.
Python is more about gluing stuff together than writing a bunch of greenfield logic. If you run into performance problems and you’re using Python, the best solution is to start rewriting the slow parts in something faster, not to rewrite the whole thing in something different.
That said, most of my personal projects are in Rust, for a variety of reasons. But I still use a lot of Python as well, and it’s what I use 99% of the time at work.