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Since never. People use either Java, PHP or NodeJs.
by wheelerof4te 3y ago
Since never.
People use either Java, PHP or NodeJs.
- zzzeek 3y agoyou might want to let Instagram or Github know those are the three choices
- cosmojg 3y agoI don't know where you work, but at my company, I'm struggling to get people to use anything but Python.
- IshKebab 3y agoMe too, but we don't do web stuff so Python makes at least some sense. Even if it is generally pretty awful.
- tamimio 3y agoGood luck with that! I think using python for anything beyond a simple script or PoC, should be taken as a red flag in development and immediately revise that decision of using it.
- wheelerof4te 3y agoEverything but the Crab language is worthless fluff.
- sriram_malhar 3y agoTell that to Netflix, youtube, instagram, quora, Uber and others.
- wheelerof4te 3y agoThose are all realy slow websites and it's clear why.
- hxii 3y agoCould you elaborate as to why? I’ve used to program in PHP and have moved (since I forgot most of PHP) to Python and I don’t get why people are displeased by it.
- toyg 3y ago> I don’t get why people are displeased by it. By and large "people" are not "displeased" by Python. But every language has a set of diehards, people who dedicated decades to this or that and resent adopting anything else. They will complain no matter what. Python is displacing a lot of other platforms in its continued rise, so the noise keeps going up. In addition, there are groups of nerds that love to formalize absolutely everything in their code, development speed be damned; and people who will optimize every line they write to an inch of their life (again, dev speed be damned). Both those camps are often uneasy in an ecosystem built on duck-typing, "practicality beats purity", and an overall approach favouring development speed over machine speed.
- toyg 3y ago"People" stuck in 2005, probably.