> However, when it is about finishing a project, beating C++ or Java ecosystems is almost impossible.
Yet, somehow people do this with python, perl, and ruby. Google hires professional python people too.
Yet, somehow people do this with python, perl, and ruby. Google hires professional python people too.
https://charliereese.ca/y-combinator-top-50-software-startup...
C++ gives more return when you start to save in infra because you have a more efficient language, if coded properly. Same goes for Go vs Python.
The right tool for the right job. I would use (and will, I am on it) Django for a SaaS that I have for the backend. If things start to work relatively well, then, I will keep identifying, if there are, bottlenecks and migrate with a hybrid architecture parts of the workload to C++.
This allows me to save in infrastructure bills.