This website course is amazing. I wish there was a pre-sale/early bird of the book, even if it was just to sponsor the project. I've been following since the first published article, and every article I'm more impressed
I'm starting a project soon, with the clear idea that:
- I will not consider it feature-complete
- It might be a waste of time if the performance isn't what I imagined
Basically, I have a pain point with pytest being a bit slow. Nim and Rust (and other languages) have ways to transpile Python code into the other language. I know some Rust tools to run the tests, but they have some differences from pytest.
My idea is to have a runner that transpiles the code to either Nim or Rust, compiles it, and runs the compiled tests. Test discovery for sure would improve, but I have no idea at all if the compile + run time would be smaller than just running pytest normally.
There are a lot of challenges in this project, so I'll probably use it to learn another language and some new skills, instead of building something aiming to be usable out there.
Sometimes drug and medical device companies will gag patients with non-disparagement agreements, while letting the success stories post freely on social media to promote their product/procedure/etc.
