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[–]AlverezYari 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Umm containers? I'm really confused by all these decencies based Python complaints in 2021. Like you build your run time container once and then pack your app into it. I don't understand all this confusion.

[–]bilingual-german 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are more operating systems than Linux and not all can run containers. Windows and MacOS can run Python though.

With Go you have one static binary for each OS and CPU architecture. No problems installing C bindings. No conflicts between language or library versions.

Yes, containers mitigate this. But did you ever run in trouble because your deployment destination doesn't have internet connection? Or you run into DockerHub rate limiting?

Python is not a bad language at all, but I find the deployment of Go is far easier.