I really want pypy to be the future of Python along with python3. I haven't used it in a while but the performance improvements I could get by switching from python somecode.py to pypy somecode.py were magical.<p>So what is the best way I can help support pypy3? Are there any easy issues I can help contribute to?
When I was still locked to Python 2 I really wanted to use Pypy but couldn't due to Cpython requirements. Now we're using Python 3.5 async stuff everywhere.<p>I wonder if I'll ever get to use Pypy in anger or will something in Python 3.6+ distract me (those f-strings look pretty fancy, dammit).
I am new to the python ecosystem. I use python for solving problems and hackerrank and noticed that switching from python3 to pypy3 can mean the difference betwwen timing out on some problems v/s getting it to work.<p>Can someone eli5 how pypy achieves such difference and why that improvement cannot be contributed back to python3?