Pydantic was a pure python library and was rewritten in Rust recently. To be fair, I have seen some critiques of this rewrite. Specifically saying that the validation model could have been much faster in Python and switching languages papers over the deficiencies. I'm not in a good place to judge if this is true or not.
I wrote so in other comments… I was surprised to see that for the benchmarks of my library (typedload), it now manages to win a few… but not all of them.
I re-do the benchmarks of typedload when I make a release. The benchmarks will be updated when the next release happens.
I will not do a new release because you need new benchmarks after 3 days. You are free to include benchmarks on your own website (but we both know you won't do that).
This is because of how my whole setup works, requiring a git tag and a finished CHANGELOG. Running the command to regenerate the website would cause documentation from the master branch to be published.
