Python suitability
Jim Fulton
jim at digicool.com
Mon Dec 27 12:33:50 EST 1999
skaller wrote:
>
(snip)
> Let me predict, for example, that Zope will become
> almost unworkable soon: Python just cannot hack such a large
> beast. C++ on the other hand, makes getting started
> much harder, but it then scales better.
I predict that your prediction will be borne out.
We have never found Python to provide any significant
limitation to the salability of Zope wrt application
complexity. In fact, features of Python facilitated
implementing features of Zope, such as transparent
persistence, transactional programming, and acquisition
that greatly facilitate the management of complexity
and salability.
(On the performance side, Python, being a very high-level
language, sometimes poses computational or memory usage
challenges, but these are rarer than one might expect.)
Jim
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