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Partly because it enabled some much more useful framework choices. Partly because it gave me an excuse to dive into some of the newer features (e.g. async) that weren’t around last time I was a 100%-full-time python dev. Mainly, though, it’s just a good language, so why not?
A huge thanks to Python.org
and the PyPI community for providing a seamless platform to release and distribute Python packages. Your ecosystem makes it so easy for developers to share tools like Proximity Lock System with the world.
Also, a special thanks to the maintainers of PyBluez for their amazing Bluetooth library, it powers the core functionality of our app and makes Bluetooth device monitoring in Python effortless.
Python's versatility and extensive ecosystem make it ideal for AI development. Our Python SDK leverages its intuitive syntax to give AI agents programmatic control over Daytona sandboxes, enabling complex workflows with minimal code.
What's great
intuitive syntax (1)compatibility with AI projects (2)extensive ecosystem (2)