> Python 3.11 is up to 10-60% faster than Python 3.10.
Horrayy!!
Does anyone has any experience with working with python in a very large scale?
Most of the big tech companies I worked with use Java, I remember when working with large scale JS projects it was nightmare to debug, TS came along and really saved the working experience and scale of JS/TS projects. I've seen TS adopted almost everywhere in big tech companies, some even create microservices with node.
When choosing tech stack for a very small projects I tend to use Django, but when I want to create my own large scale business one day I'm quite afraid to use it because of the typing problems, I might choose node/nestJS, but just wonder how does it work in large scale businesses that use python mainly? Is it a nightmare to debug?
Horrayy!!
Does anyone has any experience with working with python in a very large scale?
Most of the big tech companies I worked with use Java, I remember when working with large scale JS projects it was nightmare to debug, TS came along and really saved the working experience and scale of JS/TS projects. I've seen TS adopted almost everywhere in big tech companies, some even create microservices with node.
When choosing tech stack for a very small projects I tend to use Django, but when I want to create my own large scale business one day I'm quite afraid to use it because of the typing problems, I might choose node/nestJS, but just wonder how does it work in large scale businesses that use python mainly? Is it a nightmare to debug?