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Why not use python? It’s fast enough for most uses, and with PyQT it looks good enough on top of that it solves most cases rather fast. Sure I can make a soluti
by talltimtom 8y ago
Why not use python? It’s fast enough for most uses, and with PyQT it looks good enough on top of that it solves most cases rather fast. Sure I can make a solution that runs faster with a smaller memory footprint in Cpp, but my client doesn’t gain any value from me deciding to delay delivery to hit functional requirements they didn’t ask for and don’t need.