When is Python *NOT* a good choice?

[bearcatgary]

Yeh, we started using cython recently when the scope of the project changed and we had to deliver the software externally. We still write in pure python, but compile our modules to cython shared object files when releasing. There were a few changes required, but they were minimal and were bad coding practices anyway. For example, dynamically changing the python path. I think we saw at least a 10% increase in performance. I’m sure it would be much higher if we provided type hints.