> Python's success is entirely due to entry-level programming courses. They all switched to Python, because you have to explain less. Nonsense. > I don't thin

> Python's success is entirely due to entry-level programming courses. They all switched to Python, because you have to explain less. Nonsense. > I don't think I heard about web servers in Python before 2012. More nonsense. > I suppose a 2005 computer wouldn't be able to serve a Python backend smoothly. Extreme nonsense. https://medium.com/signal-v-noise/ruby-has-been-fast-enough-for-13-years-afff4a54abc7 https://medium.com/signal-v-noise/ruby-has-been-fast-enough-... And this is when Python was edging Ruby performance wise.