[bnchrch]

Just like Python itself, unfortunately yes.

[ashwinsundar]

Would love to hear an honest discussion of why Django and/or Python is a bad solution for any given problem. Is it because they are old technologies? Do they lack support for something in particular? Are they too expressive/not expressive enough?

[the__alchemist]

(Love django in spite of Python here)

- Imports are a mess - No control of mutation in function signatures, and in general it's still a surprise when things mutate - Slow - Types and enums have room for improvement

[sgt]

You just need to work around those and get used to it. Then you can build nice Python projects that keep growing - but Django really helps you do that. Python however is always going to be "10-100x" slower than something like an API written in Go, Rust and so on. That's fine in most cases.

[blitzar]

Because assembly language or if you must go higher level, fortran exist and all the 10x coding intergalactic scalers say everything else is bad.