Re:Reddit: Lessons Learned From Scaling To 1 Billion Pagevie...
by ketralnis on Tuesday August 27, 2013 @01:03AM
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That's a really general statement, people write C code all of the time. You just have to be more careful. That is, you have to actually be a C programmer instead of a Python programmer cobbling together some C.
That said, reddit uses a mix of straight-C and Cython-ised Python, which is a bit like the best of both worlds.
That said, reddit uses a mix of straight-C and Cython-ised Python, which is a bit like the best of both worlds.