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Free-Threaded Python: Why Python Devs Should Know About the ABI

Released Friday, November 6th 2026 1 hr 8 min

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Why should every Python developer know about the CPython ABI? This week on the show, we speak with Nathan Goldbaum about free-threaded Python and the changes to the Python Application Binary Interface.

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