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Aeder on Nostr: nprofile1q…t8udl From what I've worked with, Python is only a tiny bit faster or ...

From what I've worked with, Python is only a tiny bit faster or slower when it comes to execution. The memory requirement tends to slowly grow rather than explosively demand a lot from the start like Ruby/RoR did. Also, you're right about almost no one using Django anymore unless it's like a small-ish site because it doesn't really scale unless you pull every trick to keep it performant, and at that point I'm pretty sure resource requirements start shooting up (Redis, CDNs, etc.). Even the Python micro frameworks like Flask or FastAPI start choking a lot sooner than something coded in Go or Rust once the requests shoot up.