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The trade-off is that you have a whole interpreter to write, a standard library and so many other libraries to support. It is not a road for the faint hearted or for someone who needs a production ready environment. In fact, while RustPython supports the full Python syntax, it doesn't support the Standard Library at the moment.

## What about?
When talking about new tools, technical debate can get intense -- very quickly. Sure, there are a few other approaches, For example:
When talking about new tools, technical debate can get intense very quickly. Sure, there are a few other approaches, For example:
- What about compiling CPython to WebAssembly?
- What about using Javascript for scientific computing? Javascript is very advanced and much different from what it used to be!
- What's wrong with servers and what about using Docker?