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Build a Python library with a C++ extension
Summary
This tutorial guides developers on how to enhance Python's performance by creating a Python library with a C++ extension using tools like uv, scikit-build-core, and pybind11. It outlines required installations and showcases the integration of performance-critical C++ code within Python projects.
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