PyOxidizer uses Rust to make Python executables

InfoWorld
Jan 3, 2019, 6:00 am275 pts
A new project, written in Rust, aims to make it easier to package and distribute a Python application as a standalone binary executable—something that has long been a pain point for Python developers. PyOxidizer, according to its GitHub README, is “a collection of Rust crates that facilitate building…

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