Wanted: Python White Papers
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Tue Dec 19 16:17:27 EST 2000
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Is anyone aware of any white papers to explain the use of Python at any big, high-profile companies? I'm trying to use a "look-how-these-cool-companies-use-python" argument to defend the use of Python for a project. That won't be my only argument, of course :-) But currently Python is not winning many management converts here based solely on its technical merits. Many still say, "What's Python? Never heard of it...". It helps a lot when I say "Google uses it!", but it would help more if I knew HOW it is used and WHY. Actually, the only high-profile company that uses Python that I can think of is Google. Is anyone familiar with their architecture? How does Python fit into their design? Is there anyone out there from Google that can represent Google's use of Python? What are Google's plans for the future of Python in their architecture? I heard that they might be switching to Java. Yours, Noah Spurrier Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
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