Robyn: An async Python web framework with a Rust runtime
summary
Robyn is an async Python web framework whose runtime is implemented in Rust to boost throughput and approach native Rust performance while keeping Python for application code. The talk covers the motivation for using Rust in the Python ecosystem, the technical design choices behind Robyn, performance gains from the Rust runtime, how to develop web apps with Robyn, and community-building experiences and future plans for the project.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 5:39Performance
- 7:39Ease of use
- 10:24Scalability
- 11:44Built in Features
- 13:45Hacker Friendliness
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