I hear about Python being slow, but when has performance actually been an issue for you?

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  • pysph

    A framework for Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics in Python

    • Taking a quick look, PySPH looks pretty good... actually, this looks way, way better than what was around last time I looked! I haven't seen any validation tests in their examples yet, but overall the results look promising. Looks like you may still have to write quite a bit of code to get the simulation set up, but at least you won't have to write your own solver.

  • julia

    The Julia Programming Language

    • Maybe Julia https://julialang.org/ is something for you - a high-level high-performance language, especially suited for numerical computing. And it has very good interoperability with Python.

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