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Just because 10000 companies are making some random webapps in python doesn't make the 10 local Python apps any less bothersome. This is literally what killed j
by jcelerier 4y ago
Just because 10000 companies are making some random webapps in python doesn't make the 10 local Python apps any less bothersome. This is literally what killed java for end-users.
- ptx 4y agoInterestingly, Java has been improving lately in this regard, thanks to cloud and container use-cases. There was a big regression with Java 9, but since then it's been getting better with each release. Numbers for "hello world" on my machine: Java 7: 43 ms Java 8: 29 ms Java 11: 34 ms Java 18: 22 ms Python 2.7: 6 ms Python 3.10: 12 ms Perl 5: 1 ms