I wonder if this will run apistar: https://github.com/encode/apistar which is currently the fastest (python 3.6 generally) python web framework out there.
In my experience, the answer is nearly always "yes" for pure python code. Now that with the last few PyPy releases support the C API via emulation, the answer is probably still yes for any python package.
EDIT: apparently it does work [1] though not officially supported until/unless it can be tested on Travis CI.
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I wonder if this will run apistar: https://github.com/encode/apistar which is currently the fastest (python 3.6 generally) python web framework out there.
In my experience, the answer is nearly always "yes" for pure python code. Now that with the last few PyPy releases support the C API via emulation, the answer is probably still yes for any python package.
EDIT: apparently it does work [1] though not officially supported until/unless it can be tested on Travis CI.
[1] https://github.com/encode/apistar/issues/130#issuecomment-29...
Are there benchmarks around this you could share?