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I think you might have evaded the question :-). There really are some "webapps" with tight performance requirements. For example, Google's web frontend is a st
by iskander 13y ago
I think you might have evaded the question :-).
There really are some "webapps" with tight performance requirements. For example, Google's web frontend is a statically compiled C++ application. And yes, anithero, you could write that sort of thing in Cython and with some type declarations get acceptable native performance. You will probably miss a few opportunities for optimization but catch the low-hanging fruit and get an orders of magnitude speedup over Python.
- antihero 13y agoInteresting. I was actually thinking of using something like this to take parts of the slower web frameworks that have tonnes of functionality, such as Django's ORM or templating, and get them on par with microframeworks.