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Could you please elaborate on that? My company has tons of python code producing reports with reportlab, making UIs with PyQt5, as well as a multitude of small
by terragon 8y ago
Could you please elaborate on that?
My company has tons of python code producing reports with reportlab, making UIs with PyQt5, as well as a multitude of small scripts to interact with MySQL.
We’ve been nothing but happy with Python in the years of using it.
- YeGoblynQueenne 8y ago"I 've done it so it's not so bad" is not a very good argument. I've done a significant data science project in Prolog (with R for the plotting btw) but that doesn't mean Prolog is the go-to language for data science :)
- shakna 8y agoBut it is a datapoint against the hypothesis "Prolog is inappropriate for data science".
- YeGoblynQueenne 8y agoOh, true that :) Sorry, I might have misread your comment!
- itronitron 8y agoMainly because production pipelines care a great deal about performance (speed) and Python is generally considered to have worse performance in comparison to compiled languages (Java or C++.) Depending on your pipeline that may not be a big deal.