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You can split it off and have your Python code be an API you call, but now you have at least two languages involved (Python+Elixir, plus JS somewhere, plus the
by aragilar 2y ago
You can split it off and have your Python code be an API you call, but now you have at least two languages involved (Python+Elixir, plus JS somewhere, plus the possible mix of C/C++/Fortran/Rust(maybe?)). Given Ruby on Rails was mentioned, just using Django seems similarly like the least risky thing to do (this all assumes you are doing numerical stuff, not just a standard CRUD app).