Oh ya I actually took a quick glance at that yesterday. If I was writing something I wanted to be production ready… I’d totally go for that. I do feel a bit apprehensive using python libraries that are non native to python when trying to learn something new, however. Simply because it’s harder to debug and understand all the little details, that being said I think this is probably the right way to go if you’re building anything other people will use. I also really love rust (not that I’m good at it).
Yeah, that's why I didn't go with it initially, I wanted a library written in Python for a python project.
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Totally know the feeling. Makes it a lot harder to diagnose issues when they are inside binaries that you don’t really have visibility into.
