As of now, the few scripts that run in the background are in Python. For stuff like the installer, this is fine. However, Python, while fun to write in and easy to read, is relatively slow. Using a compiled language built specifically for speed, like Rust, would allow for more careful use of memory and in general faster code (that will also cost less to run ;))
As of now, the few scripts that run in the background are in Python. For stuff like the installer, this is fine. However, Python, while fun to write in and easy to read, is relatively slow. Using a compiled language built specifically for speed, like Rust, would allow for more careful use of memory and in general faster code (that will also cost less to run ;))