> The idea that some programming languages can solve scalability issues is a myth. True. > A language cannot solve scalability issues; all they can do is push

> The idea that some programming languages can solve scalability issues is a myth. True. > A language cannot solve scalability issues; all they can do is push the needle a tiny little bit further in terms of performance but this is completely meaningless. > Scalability is an architectural concern which cannot be ignored by system developers. A language can prevent or delay such architectural concerns from being addressed by not offering sufficient capabilities.