We use it for a lot of back-end services that used to be build in C# and ASP. Partly because Python has better supported libraries for a lot of the things we ne

We use it for a lot of back-end services that used to be build in C# and ASP. Partly because Python has better supported libraries for a lot of the things we need (even related directly to Microsoft techs), but also because it’s just really productive. It’s not as performance as .Net Core, but we don’t need that as much as we need shorter development/operations time. We can buy more iron, but we quite literally can’t find enough techies. Luckily everyone seem to treat python as a first class citizen, so it integrates perfectly with our Microsoft heavy tech stack.