PyPy2.7 and PyPy3.5 v5.7 released
This project keeps amazing me. It seems like a R&D lab going for moonshots on the python language, and yet achieving incredible practical results.<p>Does anyone know why it still hasn't managed to get enough traction to become the official path for the language, and why it still needs mozilla support to get funds ? My intuition is that it's just too complex. But haskell,scala,swift and rust also have a lot of complexity so that can't be the only reason.