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by levigross 16y ago
I hope django.contrib moves forward in the right direction and these makes these apps reusable
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by levigross 16y ago
I hope they start to use a DVCS to kickstart the development.
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by levigross 16y ago
They are trying to fix this with class based views etc... I hope it works becauseif not they risk losing their userbase to a better framework
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by levigross 16y ago
The advantage here is the usage of Libevent which makes it only listen when a eventlet sends back a message. It's essentially using the same tech (event wise) as NGINX. Because it's using event's it has not blocking IO. But is limited when
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by levigross 16y ago
There is a fear that many startups have in using Python that when they do grow they will have to move large parts of their code into C due to speed limitations of the CPython interpreter I feel that PyPy and Cython alleviate that fear.
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by levigross 16y ago
I signed up yesterday for a friend of mine and when I saw the cheapest plan at $49.95 I just grabbed the free one and upgraded to the $24 plan. I thought it was a glitch in the pricing screen (and my friend still thinks I am seeing things).
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by levigross 16y ago
I like Go, it gives me the feeling of python in a compiled language (also goroutines are great)
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by levigross 16y ago
I agree, Python is our language of choice as well. The logic we use is that it's in most/all of the cases the lesser of the two evils. You can always argue "Oh! you are doing "that" use <said language> it's amazing and has that buil