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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2023 · 2H 32M

PyPy - Just in Time

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PyPy - Just in Time (click here to comment) 27. Januar 2023, Jochen Warum ist der Python Interpreter eigentlich nicht selbst in Python geschrieben? Vor ziemlich genau zwanzig Jahren wurde ein Projekt gestartet, um das zu ändern. Eine gute Gelegenheit für Dominik und Jochen mit Carl Friedrich, einem der Core-Entwickler von PyPy zu sprechen.Wenn ihr Lust bekommen habt, einmal selbst an PyPy herum zu schrauben, könnt ihr die Entwickler hier kontaktieren oder euch einfach direkt bei Carl Friedrich melden 😊. ShownotesUnsere E-Mail für Fragen, Anregungen & Kommentare: [email protected] Interpreter LockPEP 703 – Making the Global Interpreter Lock Optional in CPythonDiskussionPRpython-nogil repoBiased Reference Counting: Minimizing Atomic Operations in Garbage Collection | Paper von 2018Keynote: Multithreaded Python without the GIL - presented by Sam GrossPackagingPython Packaging Strategy Discussion - Part 1Posy - a new project oriented Python workflow manager (replacement for pyenv, deadsnakes, tox, venv, pip, pip-compile/pipenv, and PEP 582)Requirements für pip-tools in pyproject.tomlDjangoDjango 4.2 alphaSupport für psycopg3Kommentare für Spalten und Tabellen (war jahrelang offen)In memory storage backend ist jetzt in Django selbstStreamingHttpResponse now supports async iterators when Django is served via ASGI, d.h. django_fileresponse wird wahrscheinlich nicht mehr gebrauchtPEP 701 – Syntactic formalization of f-stringsKonferenzenDjangoConEU is coming to Edinburgh 29th May to Friday 2nd June 2023PyCon DE & PyData Berlin 2023 17. April - 19. April 2023EuroPython 2023 From 17 July through 23 July, 2023PyPyInterpreterPyPyCPythonPyPy Speed CenterSortierte DictionariesFaster, more memory efficient and more ordered dictionaries on PyPy[Python-Dev] More compact dictionaries with faster iterationNew dict implementation - Whats new in Python 3.6 by Inada Naokipytest: helps you write better programs / Holger Krekel - metaprogramming and politicsJust in time compilerPartial Evaluation of Computation Process-An Approach to a Compiler-Compiler | Creating a compiler from an interpreter paper from 1971FundingMatti PicusRead The Docs - Eric Holscher | Django Chat EpisodeCINT the C++ InterpreterSoftware transactional memoryWork stealingHPy - A better C API for PythonGraalVM Python RuntimeSqueak / YJIT - Yet Another Ruby JIT

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