Some people are die hard python fans, trying to use a scripting language for everything. I encountered some where they try to use Python in embedded (robotics to be exact) and oh boy how terrible it was, a “collision avoidance” was taking few seconds to respond..
Some of us just need a simple webform for our project. Keeping all code in Python makes sense. Nearly all generative AI projects with a web frontend on Github use libraries like Streamlit etc.
And, while Phyton would not be my preferred choice for robotics, I did write kernels for small 'autonomous' mobile robotics a long time ago in C. The systems ran at 20 hz. I'm pretty confident modern embedded computers running Phyton can achieve 20 hz sense/think/act cycles.
> Some people are die hard python fans, trying to use a scripting language for everything.
Kind of a weird thing to say when the domain is web frontend where the default (which this wraps) is JS, another “scripting language”, to the extent that label actually means anything (which it mostly doesn’t.)
