ISBN: 9798185867716 - rust for python developers: build blazing fast applications with pyo3 and rust (1 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Rust for Python Developers: Build Blazing Fast Applications with PyO3 and RustUnlock the full power of Rust without abandoning Python.As a Python developer, you already know how to build fast. But when your applications hit performance limits - slow data pipelines, GIL-constrained concurrency, or heavy computational workloads - you need more.This practical, hands-on guide bridges the gap between Python's productivity and Rust's legendary performance and safety. Written specifically for experienced Python developers, data scientists, and AI engineers, this book shows you exactly how to integrate high-performance Rust code into your existing Python projects.What You'll LearnMaster Rust fundamentals through direct Python comparisonsUnderstand ownership, borrowing, and lifetimes - explained with Python developer intuitionBuild production-ready Python extensions using PyO3 and maturinAchieve dramatic performance gains (often 10x-100x) on CPU-bound tasksWrite fearless concurrent and parallel codeDesign clean, maintainable hybrid Python-Rust architecturesAccelerate data processing, agentic systems, CLI tools, and moreWho This Book Is ForPython developers who want to eliminate performance bottlenecksData scientists and ML engineers seeking faster pipelinesAI engineers building high-performance agentic and LLM-powered applicationsBackend developers ready to move beyond the GILTechnical leads evaluating Rust adoption in Python-heavy organizationsWhy This Book Unlike generic Rust books, this guide is written by and for Python professionals. Every concept is taught with clear side-by-side comparisons, real-world examples, and production-focused advice. You'll learn not just how to write Rust, but when and why to use it alongside Python.By the end, you'll have the confidence to build blazing-fast, memory-safe, and highly concurrent applications while continuing to enjoy Python's rich ecosystem.Stop working around Python's limitations. Start building with the best of both worlds.…