Hi everyone
I am mainly working on data science with Python. It is a tradition that
nowadays people implement everything in other languages for speed reasons and
wrap them in python to get simple code and other utilities of python.
I was looking for good languages for this. C++ with Pybind11 is an option that
I am using now. It produces python packages after compilation but it needs to
deal with all issues of C++ and coding and development is not as fast and
scalable as as I like.
I am new to Nim and could almost learn its basics over a night.
My question is that if
* Nim would be a good option to produce fast python packages?
* I need to use a lot of multiprocessing to parallelize things. Is this quite
smooth in Nim? or is it crazy as in C++? or almost impossible due to GIL as in
Python.
* I also learned Rust and it produces packages in python. The only problem is
that simple things are complicated in Rust and in short-run it's not worth
it.
I would be really grateful if I know your suggestions on this.
Thanks.
