Re:Django 4.0 will include a built-in Redis cache back end
by Abishek_Muthian on Saturday September 18, 2021 @08:49AM
(#28575805)
GP (BiteCode_dev) made a valuable comment for how we can build a easily deployable python application with
>web framework, db, caching, task queues, static file serving, which can handle around 100k visitor each day without a sweat.
i.e. with 4-5 large dependencies of frameworks, libraries, software etc.
In Go you can off the bat reduce those dependencies to 1 or 2, even completely eliminate them, you get deployable package and async for free with faster development cycle and lesser headaches of managing dependencies in the long run.
>web framework, db, caching, task queues, static file serving, which can handle around 100k visitor each day without a sweat.
i.e. with 4-5 large dependencies of frameworks, libraries, software etc.
In Go you can off the bat reduce those dependencies to 1 or 2, even completely eliminate them, you get deployable package and async for free with faster development cycle and lesser headaches of managing dependencies in the long run.