> not a good fit for apps requiring high performance / high scalability anyway
It's way too late to artificially limit Python's reach like this. It's already heavily used in data science and machine learning. People need performance right now for things that they are already doing in Python. We can't go back to a time when that isn't true. Now it's one of the most common use cases for Python. People are building careers on this.
It's way too late to artificially limit Python's reach like this. It's already heavily used in data science and machine learning. People need performance right now for things that they are already doing in Python. We can't go back to a time when that isn't true. Now it's one of the most common use cases for Python. People are building careers on this.