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I love Python but one of the issues with python has always been deployments on a server. I know there are things like docker etc nowadays but still, it is a lot
by codegeek 10y ago
I love Python but one of the issues with python has always been deployments on a server. I know there are things like docker etc nowadays but still, it is a lot harder to deploy than say a PHP application.
- gdulli 10y agoI've never felt that to be a pain point or really understood what people mean when they mention it as a pain point. Whatever weaknesses Python has either don't affect me because they don't intersect with the way I work, or else I easily work around them in ways that don't feel like compromises to me. But I can understand how someone else could say the same things about a different language.
- bckygldstn 10y agoNot my comment, but for small projects I can see the appeal of putting some .php files into apache's /var/www/ and you're good to go. With Python you need to choose a framework, choose a wsgi server, and hook all that together with nginx.
- davelnewton 10y agoYou don't really, though. You may, and you'd be better off if you did, but you can throw up a simplistic HTTP server without needing to do any of that.
- imauld 10y agoIt's not terribly difficult to get something like Django/uWSGI/nginx running on a server and it's such a common configuration there are tons of resources for doing exactly that. What sort of problems were you running into?
- poulsbohemian 10y agoTornado+nginx. Done.