Honestly, LLMs are shockingly good at rewriting in a different language, especially when there is good test coverage.
Oh, and does Jam work ontop of the new implementation?
I think the auditability is an important aspect and I like the low barriers that Python offers for people wanting to read it or contribute.
That being said, moving parts or everything to Rust is not out of the table, and would be beneficial for a mobile app for example. Meanwhile we're using Python with type hints analyzed statically (mypy) and on runtime (pydantic models). But there are more important things to tackle first.
What brings us to integrations like Raspiblitz and Jam. Both are being worked on at the moment and pretty functional! You can track the status at https://github.com/joinmarket-webui/jam/pull/1166 and https://github.com/raspiblitz/raspiblitz/pull/5240
That being said, moving parts or everything to Rust is not out of the table, and would be beneficial for a mobile app for example. Meanwhile we're using Python with type hints analyzed statically (mypy) and on runtime (pydantic models). But there are more important things to tackle first.
What brings us to integrations like Raspiblitz and Jam. Both are being worked on at the moment and pretty functional! You can track the status at https://github.com/joinmarket-webui/jam/pull/1166 and https://github.com/raspiblitz/raspiblitz/pull/5240
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