Explore the new sampling profiler in Python 3.15, dive into no-impact Python profiling with the tprof library, see how Mojo 1.0 is taking shape, and more in our latest Python Report.
The first beta release of Python 3.15 has arrived. That means it’s time to discover all the best new features in Python, and especially its low-to-no impact profiling tools. Plus, with the recent debut of Mojo 1.0, you can see for yourself how the one-time Python challenger has set out on a path of its very own.
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First look: Mojo 1.0 mixes Python and Rust
What was once pitched as a potential Python replacement is evolving into a synthesis of Python’s easy syntax and package ecosystem and Rust’s native speed and memory safety.
PyWry: Webview rendering in Python
A “build once, render anywhere” library for Python, PyWry lets you “prototype in Jupyter, deploy via FastAPI, and compile to a stand-alone desktop executable”, using PyTauri instead of Electron.
Flet Studio
Flet Studio is an interactive, in-browser dev tool for writing Python programs that run in-browser using the Flet framework. Although you can’t download a stand-alone, compiled Flet package from the studio, just the source code, the interactivity alone is worth the effort.