> A typical Django-based application has a lot of non Python code that is running separately and the performance of Django or Python itself are mostly irrelevan

> A typical Django-based application has a lot of non Python code that is running separately and the performance of Django or Python itself are mostly irrelevant. I have seen applications where this serving cost alone becomes dominant. And that's why I shared the YouTube story as well where the ~60X savings came from migrating from Python -> C++.