How Fast is Python 3.15?(blog.miguelgrinberg.com) |
How Fast is Python 3.15?(blog.miguelgrinberg.com) |
Also, of course, the majority of SaaS apps (perhaps most apps in general?) are not compute-bound, so gains from performance alone shouldn’t be the only metric.
My current job has a mix of Python and Go. Personally, I dislike Go. I don’t like its syntax, I don’t like its utter lack of formatting standards (gofmt is not a standard; also it sets tabs - ugh), I don’t like its insistence on static linking, and I don’t like how people claim it’s a great scripting language when you can’t just run a file on its own (and its stdlib is weak sauce compared to Python).
Almost all the rust compilation times come from needing to build the supporting libs. For simple scripts, it's very possible to get away with just using the std lib.