Does uWSGI use precompiled Python files?
Python caches modules bytecode - directly in the same location for python2.x, under a __pycache__ subfolder for python3 - but scripts (the difference is in usage - if you import it it's a module, if you execute it it's a script) are always recompiled (which is why main scripts are usually very very short an simple).
IOW, your main wsgi  script will be recompiled once for each new server process. Typically a wsgi app is served as a long running process which will handle much more than one single request, so even then the initial compilation overhead is really not an issue (short script + only compiled once per process)...
Also, once a Python process is started, imported modules are cached in memory so they are only really imported (loaded) once per process. 
Just note that the user under which the process is running must have write permissions on your app's directory in order to create the .pyc files... and of course read permissions on the .pyc files too.
I am using uWSGI to deploy my WSGI application. Are the Python file compiled for every request, or are they precompiled once? I don't see any .pyc files.