Comment by nickm12

This is fantastic to see! I've used XML off and on since it was the red hot tech of the early 2000s. I wouldn't choose it today for a green field project, but it's still around in so many places, so we definitely need a high-performance, high-quality library written in Rust for this.

This could become a great foundation for a typed, (mostly) etree-compatible, python library built on top of this. I've used lxml for years and it's still my goto, but there are lots of places where it could be modernized.