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What I meant is that as time passes it's harder and harder to get working Ruby 1.8 installation. With RHEL for example you're guaranteed that there will be Pyth
by takeda 11y ago
What I meant is that as time passes it's harder and harder to get working Ruby 1.8 installation. With RHEL for example you're guaranteed that there will be Python 2.7 until 2024, which delays adoption.
As for PyPy4, majority of people don't chose python for performance. Even PyPy will perform worse than statically compiled languages. If performance is the goal, you should probably look into golang or even C.
- BuckRogers 11y agoYou can have the best of every world with Python on PyPy. Most people agree PyPy's performance levels reach the point of "good enough", while allowing you to write pure Python. Personally, I prefer to write Python over Go or C. No reason to not have your cake and eat it too.