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Probably because it's rust. Realistically, you would only need it when you have already written a part of your software in rust.
by jak2k 2y ago
Probably because it's rust. Realistically, you would only need it when you have already written a part of your software in rust.
- simicd 2y agoTo add to that, an additional benefit would be you can compile and release it as Python package (Py03/maturin) or compile to WASM so it runs in the browser (with javascript bindings). This makes the code portable while benefiting from Rust's performance/memory safety.
- ComputerGuru 2y agoThe majority of use cases are surely as a separate binary and not integrated into your code?