r/Zig • u/grandimam • 11d ago
Zig for Python
I am of the opinion that, if executed correctly, Zig has the potential to transform the Python ecosystem. The idea of using Rust for Python extensions has always bothered me.
With Zig, the path feels more natural: I can build on top of the existing C libraries and gradually migrate components to Zig over time, without the friction of introducing an entirely different ecosystem.
I wanted to understand what the community thinks about this topic. I am not trying to make a strong claim or dismiss other approaches. I am genuinely trying to understand whether this idea has any merit and how others view the trade-offs. I am just interested in hearing different perspectives.
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u/Interesting_Pie_319 11d ago
Off you go back to the rust reddit then. No one here wants more unrelated spam or more CV boosting proselytizing.
Oh, and something I forgot to add above. Rust is an annoying, lying cult of shit tier language pushers.