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by RcouF1uZ4gsC
1849 days ago
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> When I dug into it, the very abstract Java library that gave them the power of python ran about as fast as python. They could get rid of that library which made them far more productive, but then the project took longer and cost more. Sounds like they were determined to write Python on Java. Doing it that way likely has a lot of performance costs. However, you can’t assume that idiomatic Java code would take that much longer than Python code for a team that was familiar with Java. Likely it comes down to which languages and frameworks a team is familiar with. |
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