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Ironically, Python w/o c extensions is what you get to use on Google App Engine and it works quite nicely for many purposes.
by grandalf 12y ago
Ironically, Python w/o c extensions is what you get to use on Google App Engine and it works quite nicely for many purposes.
- dragonwriter 12y ago> Ironically, Python w/o c extensions is what you get to use on Google App Engine and it works quite nicely for many purposes. That is not quite correct. While you can't add your own C-extensions, some popular extensions that aren't pure Python are included in the provided platform (including, particularly, numpy.)
- stefanix 12y agoSame difference. If you only supporting a few you have the option to redesign the interface (e.g: use effi).