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by danieloaks
4087 days ago
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I want to use PyPy, and I have used it for a biggish server-based project I've been a part of. The issue I've usually had with it is just small things – maybe an module we depend on doesn't work with PyPy yet, maybe PyPy3 isn't 3.3-compatible yet and can't use "yield from", which we use in our code or which our libraries use. Dealing with those sort of small issues (and/or waiting for PyPy to fix them), worrying about whether the project I'm currently working on can use PyPy or if I need to use CPython instead, etc makes me stop worrying about trying to use it after a while. In my dev environment at least. I do really love what the PyPy guys are doing though, and when it works it works damn well. Building it from source is also super pretty. |
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