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Maxim2020-06-15 14:38:51
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Maxim, 2020-06-15 14:38:51

Does python speed affect web programming?

Hello! I have a question, in general, I often hear that Python is a very slow language and is not suitable for professional activities, but only for learning. So, I'm learning Python + Django for web development and I would like to ask if its speed affects web programming so much or does it only interfere with the development of games and desktop applications. I know it's a stupid question, but I'm still learning. Thanks for answers.

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Sergey Gornostaev, 2020-06-15
@PytBan

A Web application is a special case of networking software, and networking software has I/O overheads that make the execution overhead negligible. Simply put, if the programmer is not a krivorukov, then Python is not inferior to any other language in the matter of web development.

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Vladimir Kuts, 2020-06-15
@fox_12

Python is a very slow language and is not suitable for professional activities, but only for learning.

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does its speed affect web programming so much or does it interfere only with the development of games and desktop applications

For web programming, the choice of language is far from being of paramount importance.
In practice, you will often run into other reasons than the limitations of the language.

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Denis Ineshin, 2020-06-15
@IonDen

Each language has its own niche, where it is necessary / possible to make comparisons.
Python is great in its niche.

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Andrey Sobolev, 2020-06-15
@Sobolev5

Python is a very slow language and is not suitable for professional activities, but only for learning.

The python is extremely fast and is in no way inferior to its competitors, if you know how to "cook" it.
So, I'm learning Python + Django for web development and I would like to ask if its speed affects web programming so much

If you plan to work in a conditional "highload", then learn Starlette / Sanic in conjunction with Vue.js
https://www.starlette.io/

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