Why age in software is bullshit
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Why age in software is bullshit
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#3You may have data warehousing experience but you don't have experience in big data. You used Berkely DB ages ago, but don't have experience with Reddis. Why would you use Python on the server side when you can use NodeJS?
Question: Do you use NodeJS cluster mode? Also Python has a very nice asynchronous task system such as Celery. Is there any equivalent software in NodeJS echo system?
Re: Why age in software is bullshit
#4You may have data warehousing experience but you don't have experience in big data. You used Berkely DB ages ago, but don't have experience with Reddis. Why would you use Python on the server side when you can use NodeJS?
Nit picking: Redis, not Reddis. Question: Do you use NodeJS cluster mode? Also Python has a very nice asynchronous task system such as Celery. Is there any equivalent software in NodeJS echo system?
Re: Why age in software is bullshit
#5You may have data warehousing experience but you don't have experience in big data. You used Berkely DB ages ago, but don't have experience with Reddis. Why would you use Python on the server side when you can use NodeJS?
Re: Why age in software is bullshit
#6You may have data warehousing experience but you don't have experience in big data. You used Berkely DB ages ago, but don't have experience with Reddis. Why would you use Python on the server side when you can use NodeJS?
Do you really think that the new software components are that revolutionary? At best, they're an evolution of older ideas, and an experienced programmers understands the reasons for that evolution. At their worst, they're a re-implementation of old ideas that have failed, only their implementors didn't have enough experience to know that.
Re: Why age in software is bullshit
#7You may have data warehousing experience but you don't have experience in big data. You used Berkely DB ages ago, but don't have experience with Reddis. Why would you use Python on the server side when you can use NodeJS?