Really, changing a Python project is not pretty, because speed and memory usage guarantees vary wildly between releases. One factor is that CPython is constantly being rewritten.
And that does not even cover projects that depend on 20 PyPI packages, which introduces practically guaranteed breakage.
Really, changing a Python project is not pretty, because speed and memory usage guarantees vary wildly between releases. One factor is that CPython is constantly being rewritten.
And that does not even cover projects that depend on 20 PyPI packages, which introduces practically guaranteed breakage.