Re:PyPy.js: Now faster than CPython
by th3iedkid on Tuesday May 06, 2014 @12:11PM
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>>The stories about teams that were able to go down from N servers to 1 server by switching from Python to Go/Scala/node.js will hurt it in the long run.
concurrency designs and architecture play a greater role than the language , most of the times.
Bottle-necks are often in bad-sync patterns , data-structures or overall designs.
Language plays the role for semantic verification,formal models (for model-comparison...) ,type-system designs , proof systems etc .GIL is just one!
Can't compare language vs another.
After which the buck passes on to underlying implementation but cpython in our discussion is only thrown as a reference implementation and for production grade interpreters we might have to look outside like one by enthought.
However language's built-in patterns to help advertise concurrency is another question altogether.
concurrency designs and architecture play a greater role than the language , most of the times.
Bottle-necks are often in bad-sync patterns , data-structures or overall designs.
Language plays the role for semantic verification,formal models (for model-comparison...) ,type-system designs , proof systems etc .GIL is just one!
Can't compare language vs another.
After which the buck passes on to underlying implementation but cpython in our discussion is only thrown as a reference implementation and for production grade interpreters we might have to look outside like one by enthought.
However language's built-in patterns to help advertise concurrency is another question altogether.