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neurotech posted:Thanks. Can any of you share some examples of projects you've created/worked on that demonstrate your suggestions? See: almost every site on the internet.
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pepito sanchez posted:So may I ask a stupid question? For server-side, and as someone who's learned very little Python: What's the difference between using Django with a RESTful API in mind, and a fully JS app? Apart from the obvious. Both are interpreted languages, and JS has the ability to inject dependency (specially going to be true in JS when ECMA6 is finalized), making them in a way similar in my view, except Python *can* be compiled, and except for the whole callbacks/prototyping fucktruck you can't get around. That's JS. Django really handles performance issues that much better? I'll have to read up more on the whole I/O blocking point for node. I ask humbly, not knowing a poo poo about Python and barely now getting the grasp on JS in the backend. For one thing, many people would argue that there's not much difference between Python and JS because neither have static typing and thus both are bad for large scale, long term projects. From a usage standpoint there are a lot of similarities between Python and JS. Python+Django isn't a performance beast either. However, some arguments someone might make for why Python is better than node:
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Suspicious Dish posted:None of these things are true. I knew exactly who would post this.
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Anyway, yes, I agree they're not exactly true which is why I don't claim them. They're just the standard arguments in python vs node arguments.
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