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> at least be able to use Python, but in a very controlled, not-insane way Thats funny, about 10 years ago I started my career in a startup that had Python bus
by mapcars 2y ago
> at least be able to use Python, but in a very controlled, not-insane way
Thats funny, about 10 years ago I started my career in a startup that had Python business logic running under Erlang (via custom connector) which handled supervision and task distribution, and it looked insane for me at the time.
Even today I think it can be useful but is very hard to maintain, and containers are a good enough way to handle python.
- pmarreck 2y ago> containers are a good enough way to handle python I disagree. My take on that is that they are an ugly enough way to handle Python. And, among other problems, don't permit you to easily mess with the code (one of many reasons why this is ugly). Need access to something stateful from the container app? That's another PITA.