Re: Is Python suitable for a huge, enterprise size app?
- From: "Kay Schluehr" <kay.schluehr@xxxxxxx>
- Date: 19 May 2005 22:56:06 -0700
Dave Brueck wrote:
> Overall it's been such a positive experience for us that nobody in
the company -
> from grunt testers up to the CTO - has any reservations about using
Python in
> production anymore (even though initially they all did). All of the
developers
> have previous experience with using Java in production systems, and
none
> seriously consider it for new projects at all.
>
> -Dave
Think there is still a lack of communicating success on that scale. If
I think about serious IT magazines published in Germany ( e.g. "Object
Spectrum" ), there are tons of experience reports about all kinds of
enterprise systems, that were created and managed in Java/dotNET.
There might be a slight progress if you review some of the talks on the
next Europython conference:
http://www.python-in-business.org/ep2005/alisttrack.chtml?track=692
But this is still internal from the fans of the language to other fans.
Ciao,
Kay
.
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