Python

“Sure, I got an A+ and I know Python's internals well, but damn what a miss for me.”

“I work with Python today without type annotations... I have been using Python for over 20 years.”

“Having to build all dependencies of rust including python and openssl and everything else”

“I'm currently working in flet.dev using Python which allowed me to get a small prototype up-and-running”

“I had spent a lot of free time in my last year of school creating visualizations in Python for fun”

“it's quite hard to ship because some pip packages require to be built.”

“We switched to it shortly after switching to Python as our main language, figuring it would be easier to use the one written in Python.”

“I have QA people and Product Managers using Claude to develop better integration and reporting tools in Python.”

“Just a Python file you drop next to your server.”

“10 years ago we started out with Python. We switched to Go probably 8 years back.”

“We had python scripts that generated GitLab CI/CD yaml”

“when you use it, it's basically still pip. Except it makes everything easy.”

“my programming knowledge is primarily system languages+python.”

“master the stack we use at work: C# for plugins, Python and Powershell for IT admin”

“The Python code depends on the C/C++ code via ctypes and cffi”

“I'd quite often write a Python C-API extension so I could do the same thing using Python's repl.”

“I've been using Python professionally since 2005 ... because we relied on the behaviour at work”

“We instrument Python, Node/TS, and Java to record deep context into a circular buffer.”

“I've been using LLMs to generate different Python and JS tools for wrangling data for ontology engineering purposes.”

“I did and the only regret I've got is that I didn't do it sooner.”

“I am originally Python/BE/ML engineer. But I've built in the last years many Frontend”

“I moved to writing in Python. Now when I write Perl, I do silly things like forget semicolons.”

“what I don't like is mixing sql and python”

“I wrote a python script that reverse engineers protobuf schemas from disassembled code”

“I wrote my own agent state machine in pretty much pure async Python (no libs). Running successfully in prod with very few issues.”

“import threading # needed for python 3.13, at least at the REPL, because reasons”

“We have quite a large code base and very few `# type: ignore[code]` directives.”

“Look at the way we run LLMs now, tons of models, 5 lines of Python”

“written and maintained a good bit of Python in prod”

“do the pip install stage in a 2CPU/4GB Gitlab runner, which feels like it should be sufficient for the uv:python3.12-bookworm image”

“System python version is 3.12: $ python3 --version Python 3.12.3”

“I'm about equally productive in go, python or rust.”

“I have limited Python skills, but CC helped me focus on what I wanted to get done”

“cgi-helper = .py=/webapps/cgi-bin/venv/bin/python3 # all dependencies go here”

“I have a Python script I created that will automatically login to YouTube with a "clean" account”

“translated into Polars operations under the covers in Python”

“about 10 years of Java/C++/Rust/Python under my belt (focused on Financial Market applications)”

“And then Java to Python. And now we write code in English.”

“I find it difficult to write a throwaway python script without doing this.”

“So we use the Dagger python API to define and run our CI builds.”

“My main language is python and for that I use jedi-vim”

“I have small python script that generates the columns (way-points) and cards (bib numbers).”

“For work projects we use poetry because of an assumption that we would need something better but I remain unconvinced”

“I always exported the conda yaml file and managed to reproduce the code/environment including the Python version.”

“My background is in Reinforcement learning/Model predictive control/python.”

“The mutations are posted back to a Python api that applies them to the db.”

“either we use bash or Python for the recipe.”

“I've also done similar systems in other languages, especially Node.js, Python, and Rust, but they haven't been as productive”

“We run standard python, so we can build with any kafka library.”

“this is my experience coming from Java, Node, and Python”

“packaged Ruby and Python CLIs that runs commands. The runtime was k8s.”

“with a smattering of Python and R in between.”

“had prior exp in php, python, java, Go, and Typescript, and enjoyed most of them”

“involved a number of Python scripts to pull out the data from QB”

“Anyway I reach for Python sooner and really hunger for a clean, robust nix shell”

“To help with circular import, we switched a few years ago to lazily importing submodules on demand, and never switched back.”

“I wrote Python to auto generate test cases.”

“I started working on scripts doing all sorts of ETL (in Python - was my intro to the language)”

“years ago we switched from python to go”

“My first popular web app kept all state in a python dict that was dumped to disk every few minutes.”

“I have written a couple million lines of python professionally. Some of that is still in prod.”

“Generating SQL in python sounds dangerous, but we spent a lot of time on making it secure.”

“I went from Basic to Pascal to C/C++ to Java to Python which bear more than a passing resemblance to one another.”

“In my tests I think I saw a 20-30% improvement at best compared to versions from 5 years ago.”

“adds physical unit syntax to python”

“It's all written in Python.”

“lately I've been using a single python script which more or less does what Flyway does”

“we run the same logic in a Java service, Java client, Python client”

“I've been using Jupyter to teach Python and Pandas to a lot of companies over the years”

“Product information view and search system using FastAPI and HTMX (for live search)”

“My custom instruction is "We use Python 3 with strict typing"”

“going from PHP, ASP, .NET, RoR, clojure, Python then JavaScript for the longest”

“20 years of muscle memory writing bash / python / perl / awk / sql / ruby / JS / CSS selectors”

“make entire sites with flask, python, html+js+css, backed with SQLite db and it's amazing.”

“We heavily use microservices but we have a well defined stack. Python/gunicorn/flask/mongodb with k8s.”

“We use to download/configure/make the source tarball from python.org. When pyenv came along, we switched over”

“We moved to python then arduino/microbit/etc and then to c and now to riscv assembler”

“I recently launched a startup, we use Java, some Python and even a little bit of Rust.”

“Put "logger.info("Queue size: %d", 'hello')" int your source and it'll pass all the unit tests”

“we had to write Python connectors for a variety of ERP systems.”

“There's a huge module in our python codebase that approaches building queries in roughly raw SQL.”

“Dashboards running complex python + pandas tasks that pull from postgres”

“We migrated our api server from flask Python to node-express-typescript.”

“Where I currently work, most of our code is in Python.”

“we migrated an old Python API to Go, with the same interface contract”

“I'd love to do this in Python, but unfortunately we can't.”

“We switched to c# and python and js/ts for new dev at some point”

“A small thing in Nim that I regularly miss in Python”

“The services run the gamut in terms of role and language, including everything from stock haproxy images to esoteric Python or JS images.”

“The only reason we switched to Python and Twisted for the first gen Matrix server (synapse) was for rapid prototyping”

“I feel like a boomer just compiling Python from source and using venv/pip/setuptools/wheel until all the stupidity blows over.”

“I wrote a bad parser that extracted the code from rST and put them into python files that we then ran.”

“this portion of our Python linting toolchain”

“we migrated a few hundred thousands lines of Py2 spread over dozens of services”

“I have been using primarily Python for the last ~4 years or so.”

“I had hoped it would help solve the problem of large codebases in Python.”

“I have been using it for the past six months to do mostly backend development in Python.”

“In the past two years I've done hands on keyboard coding in Python, C#, JavaScript, and Go.”

“This is our first experience generating docs for a single project that spans C, C++, Python, Java, and GoLang”

“I encounter this endlessly in prod code with both Python and Kotlin chained functional style garbage.”

“I've been using IntelliJ for Scala, Elm, and Python”

“We used alembic for database migrations. It was a Python Flask app.”

“I was very interested in it as I do both python and C, but it somehow was just not that popular”

“the models are deployed as something called a "pickle file" ... All of the tooling is setup around Python”

“We were able to completely eliminate a few python services and consolidate to all Elixir for ETL and ML.”

“I've spent most of my career with perl, python, c#, and java”

“I implement this in Python”

“Then we switched to RPi, writing simple games in Python, then we made a raytracer in plain C”

“Infosec at work tend to raise a ruckus when their scans detect "older" versions of Python on machines too”

“I wrote several custom tools in Python, and we used Jenkins as our CI/CD server.”

“Not a Python developer and even I use it in prod. Even if you disregard all the tools and web services.”

“We implemented a couple of small DSL classes in Python to be able to define YARA-like rules”

“wsgi servers like gunicorn will hapilly reload the workers when it receives SIGHUP in prod”

“we have engineers writing in Python (more data heavy stuff), and engineers writing Javascript.”

“at least I can run 3 different spark pipelines and 4 Python applications without needing to dig into the specifics”

“they hired me because my resume was the first one on craigslist that had Python on it.”

“I've used each of those languages and also use Kotlin both on the JVM and in the browser.”

“our CI system for one of our tools runs commands like `pip install -U setuptools`.”

“the actual version we run nowadays is using UEFI and written in Go (installer) + Python (API that generates the ISO on demand)”

“When we moved to python/Java we could stop worrying about managing memory.”

“mostly Python for personal projects currently”

“v1: IRC API to process scoped servers (Python backend, haxe front end)”

“We replaced SSMS + SQL Server with Python + SQLite run in AWS Lambda.”

“having built on things like Python+FastAPI, Node+Express/Hapi/Apollo, and Rust+Actix”

“We switched our python task processing from celery to pubsub”

“Not sure how I feel about Python (or Java) as a first language.”

“Mostly CPython.”

“We had a Python + Angular stack so among our first conversations went like”

“and then Python for plumbing code.”

“a stupid python script on Windows to switch video inputs.”

“as someone who has tinkered with it a lot but uses python/C++ for $day_job”

“I have found Rust to be a surprisingly good replacement for a lot of my Python use-cases.”

“we generate most of the codecs based on the type annotations on the Python side.”

“Our stack is based on all docker containerized python.”

“I've been writing Python for to long to know that wait_for_item() -> any will backfire in production eventually”

“I enjoy programming for myself, and taking some challenges in Python currently”

“We use python primarily, and while this plugin does support Python a bit, it's got some issues.”

“I wrote METAR and TAF module for it to get more detailed weather (and learn some Python).”

“Our entire deployment stack is Java/Python on Linux.”

“We have a mixture of python, java, go, protobuf, and node.”

“we also use EFS to run Python based functions that have dependencies that are too big for the Lambda itself.”

“Switch to using Pip inside the Conda env to suss out what the non-Python deps are.”

“We have about 100k lines of python.”

“A lot of Python in the backend.”

“when we switched to Python from .NET, it didn't feel like any of the function knowledge carried over”

“a Python library that downloads missing LIDAR or SRTM data”

“if you are using python for production software engineering, and aren't typing most (>50%) of your function signatures”

“It's 10 years old and still uses python 2.7, jquery and a hellish handcrafted css mess.”

“we still handle quite a bit of internal data or services in Python and Powershell”

“I've written a Python script to read out the scale via a Raspberry Pi”

“We use Python/Flask for backend.”

“We use Json in our Python projects and Avro in our Java projects.”

“I use it for Python/pandas forecasting work.”

“we did try a lot of other backend stacks (Go, PHP, Clojure, Python, ...)”

“wrote a simply Python tool to automate setting up servers for deploying containerized workloads”

“Source availability aside, I suggest anyone running CPython in prod take a look.”

“fullstack Python + Django -> frontend role with backbone/knockout/angular”

“we also worked with python, nodejs, some Go.”

“I made a script to backport a project I had developed in py3.6 ... but when I wanted to use it in prod at work it had to be py3.4”

“Having to even spend time learning how to debug Python code inside a locally running docker container.”

“On projects where that wasn't a risk, we moved to Python around 2014 or so.”

“There are tests written on the .py side, IO functions and what not too.”

“Python never took hold even if we bought Anaconda entreprise.”

“I never have to worry about OS-level Python installation stuff any more.”

“We use Python for data processing and machine learning.”

“I've been using FastAPI for new projects. The way it takes advantage of Python typing”

“We did write our own tool to handle boilerplate of linking python functions to their lambda handlers”

“I wrote the software -it's Python3 and C.”

“At my day job, all the stuff we put in Docker is either Python (generally portable), Java (generally portable), or Go”

“I learnt Rust as a JavaScript/PHP/Python programmer who needed better performance for a project”

“BashOperators that run individual Python scripts and should probably switch to PythonOperators soon.”

“Now that I have decent enough mastery of python to be dangerous”

“we use it for regression testing of GUI screenshots.”

“I've been using Python daily for probably a decade and I didn't know there was an ascii() built-in.”

“That's what I use for current Python releases and it seems to have more recent Ruby versions”

“My experience across ruby, python, and js codebases”

“For one task there was a great python library so we use python and sent to it requests from PHP”

“This is where I've become a staunch proponent of type hinting Python code.”

“the rest of our stack is mostly Python, so we couldn't use a lot of the common tooling”

“I have been working with Python/Scala for my full-time job over the past 3.5 years”

“when I'm coding in python I like to prototype in jupyter, copy code over, and then reimport anyway.”

“I developed that tweak for Python 2.7 and I am running in production with Python 3.6.”

“since we don't use SAM, we have to do unit testing separately (our code is in Python).”

“that python couldn't un-pickle into an object, because the class attributes didn't match”

“we started out by using Python / Django.”

“I've edited PHP or Python or Ruby files directly.”

“Coming from Java, Kotlin, C#, Python I first thouhgt Go was a bad joke”

“We've been using semgrep for Zulip's python codebase for the last few months”

“nano with a T9 input typing Python is something I will never want to do ever again. Oh yeah, editing code on a live server.”

“The Python simulations we run in-browser are indeed using Pyodide in part!”

“I heard back... All Python. No type stuff. It's very obvious where to make any changes.”

“took longer with celery really (back on python 2.7) but that system has been in prod for 6 years”

“years of struggling with obsolete Python versions (like author here with 3.5)”

“in settings.py DEBUG = bool(os.getenv('DEBUG', False)).”

“really there seemed to be no benefit of being able to write Python for it.”

“ssh into an interpreter gives me perfect control... I've done this for over a decade.”

“we switched to black for Python about a year ago”

“I'm saying this as someone who dragged a team kicking and screaming from Python to Go.”

“We switched out some API code from Perl and Python to Go.”

“I've tried Python, Go, Rust, Julia.”

“As a Python/MATLAB guy, the syntax is very friendly.”

“We use getopt style command line parameter parsing in at least Java, Perl, Python, and BASH at work”

“We've replaced most of the old Python.”

“I've been using Python to generate a static Hugo site from a (sort of) CRM API.”

“a need to really verify unicode handling all over the place (especially in a 10 year old codebase)”

“going back to that from using Python, Ruby, and even PHP was a shock.”

“R is unlike any other programming language that I have used before (also on an off) from Perl, C to Python and Java”

“to run all our projects in Python with venv in project”

“I've been using Python for years and the only two of these I knew were the __enter__ and comparator dunders!”

“after learning languages like python”

“I actually started programming with this very book, copying the examples from it into Python and then Scheme”

“I've recently started doing MIT's introductory CS course on python and I'm really liking it so far.”

“I ported a fairly complex (thousands of lines of code, in use in production) program from Python to Go.”

“Models and feature engineering done in python, trained locally, weights uploaded to S3.”

“Models are written in Python (mix of pytorch/NLP/tensorF).”

“a half-baked python/django effort that is currently in prod”

“We decided early on for our large project that developing separately and having a version shear where we "switched" to python3 would probably be chaos.”

“we were new to Python when we started this project two years ago”

“We switched from Python to Go over 2 years ago”

“One of the programs we run at work is an online 5 week competition where you learn to code (either with Blocky or Python)”

“We actually built a data lake (with Python and MySQL)”

“Our code base is primarily Python.”

“The Python multiprocessing pool has even not changed API when we migrated from Python 2 to 3 and works with both”

“We've written our own blue-green deployment scripts for Spring Boot, Node.js/React/Vue, and Python.”

“One thing that plagues us about async Python in production is the propensity for a single synchronous call to bring down a server.”

“bigger projects with multiple persons at work in C++, Python, etc.”

“our data pipelines are in Python, Java and Scala”

“I've been a big Python user for years with a smattering of a dozen other technologies”

“I'm a scientific programmer working on electric grid simulations in Python.”

“Ported a game side project I've been working on from Python + Kivy to Rust + Piston”

“I encountered this funny situation in Python. Python library doesn't provide this kind of functionality.”

“you could use Python annotations on API methods to specify this kind of setup on API endpoints”

“I added mypy type annotations to a bunch of old projects and it found some bugs no one was aware of right away.”

“Python beginner here - I would suggest looking at Flask or Django and getting that running on a local webserver”

“I have to say I want to use Python 3. There is no way to say I accept anything 3.5+”

“Where I work atm (it's a big corporation) we use about 50% R, 50% Python”

“everything is done via ansible/repeatable deploys (and some python and bash scripts).”

“We can eliminate repeated deployment pain for Python code with C dependencies by deploying the manylinux wheel to Layers.”

“That version was too slow, by two orders of magnitude.”

“Python would be in the middle.”

“I wrote a Python utility that carries these (nasty) migrations out from end-to-end.”

“Eventually taught myself just enough Python to pivot into a junior fullstack position (and have since had several promotions there).”

“our backend is in Python Django”

“We just use a requirements.txt for each service and run pip with the -r flag in the dockerfile.”

“This fits in a 200 LOC Python script.”

“most of which use Golang, some Python and Node and Java.”

“I chose Plone/Zope/Python the same stack that was used by CIA.”

“We also package it up with a Python server that does some additional delegated work”

“we ended up writing something equivalent in python”

“we've switched to python for new development.”

“some of these run in Linux, php, nodes, python and so on.”

“I've been using python scripts to manages my photos”

“we have switched to python for our FaaS but only because of lack of Ruby support from AWS lambda.”

“I sidestep this issue on my personal projects by using Docker w/ Python”

“I try to use Python whenever it's an option”

“I use VS Code over PyCharm for writing Python code”

“I've been using cbor with python and it's been just fantastic.”

“On the Pi I'm basically using a busy loop to decode the signal in Python.”

“these are numbers comparing the official images to these images we built using the standard Python benchmarks.”

“I have been using Ansible exclusively with Python 3 for over a year”

“I've been using --enable-optimizations for a while, and built my own 3.6 images a couple of weeks back.”

“a Python list variable, for instance, is _really_ storing a memory address of a list”

“We then move onto Python, and _do_ talk about an "environment" (stack) and a "heap"”

“the client libraries I tried in Python did not handle concurrent reads/writes”

“So it's written in Python and the main API we rely on is IBM's Speech to Text.”

“At home I work on side projects with .NET and Python.”

“However, we run full CPython (2.7 and 3.6) on the server, so any language feature you like is just a function call away”

“We need to mix JVM with C++ with a sprinkle of Python [via jep].”

“I need to run microservices one written fro Python 2.4, another for Pythn 2.7+, another for Python 3.3”

“We are starting to build simple docker containers for python via RHEL SCL version”

“when we moved from Python->C++ I used Microsoft's https://github.com/Microsoft/cpprestsdk C++ REST SDK”

“This is all automated with python scripts and airflow.”

“As long as you don't need multiple versions of the Python interpreter, this works fine.”

“We had three versions of the 2.X series and two versions of the 3.X series because of mixing-and-matching base images we used plus management deciding”

“I write Python and C everyday. I am highly proficient in both.”

“it's been so long since we've run CPython, and also because we've now got ~10 apps or so that run on PyPy.”

“My company has a python API that we run on our machines, we sell the machines to businesses”

“we've replaced Python, Ruby, and Java based systems with golang based ones.”

“Pylint assumes it's possible to statically parse code and make some simple assumptions about things like class / module members”

“a combination of node js, golang, and Python/flask apps”

“We went with Python for this (toy) quiz because it's the most common language we see among applicants.”

“All the development we do ourselves is on .Net core, Java or Python”

“we switched our API service from Python to Go at the release of Go 1.1”

“I never have to worry about whether or not python 2.7 is installed on a server that I'm going to deploy a python 3 app on.”

“PS: I'm from C++ and python background.”

“We use python for all of our local and back-end ML processing pipeline.”

“I've been using type notations with all my Python 3.5+ projects (and works very well with PyCharm)”

“the searching is done by a query generated in the Python backend”

“as well as a couple of years of Python here and there”

“Everything on our development stack (largely python) worked straight out of the box.”

“it's recently replaced my old favorites like matlab / python / lua.”

“For example, I began learning Python and I think this was the first question I asked on the mailing list”

“I've been using it to code and debug python for a few months now”

“although we use Python on our servers, we don't expect server candidates to know Python.”

“I use both on a regular basis and I've been using Python for over a decade.”

“I'm primarily a C++/Python developer on linux.”

“My OCaml programs are very often far shorter than my Python programs.”

“I've been building up a little library of utilities that work with Haxe's other compilation targets - mainly JS, C++, Python, and C# for me.”

“If I need to automate something, I use a GNU Makefile, or Python.”

“we were using essentially the entire feature set in production.”

“I recently (for the last 3-4 months) attempted to code a CMS as a side project. I've chosen Python+Flask+SQL and vanilla JS”

“I've worked in dynamic languages for most of my career (Python, JS, Clojure)”

“gnome-terminal running python or C/C++ compiles.”

“I'm kind of a python dabbler, but now I have people asking me directly about stuff”

“we run 4 different versions of Python, last I checked -- it's absolute madness”

“we were writing in (I believe) python 2.3 and had rolled our own web framework”

“There are two constraints: we use Python and we run multiple copies of the software”

“We've run through PHP, Rails, Node, Python (Django) and lately Go.”

“We've run through PHP, Rails, Node, Python (Django) and lately Go.”

“We switched our backend from Python to Node almost 2 years ago now and it was a great decision for us.”

“Then we moved to python and still I was at least able to do”

“"old fashioned" ETL scripting in Python (now some Go) on the backend.”

“Then we run Python (with virtualenv or Buildout) or Node (with npm)”

“We were Python, Java, and Go and all were terrible.”

“we saw at least 10x or more increase in memory usage than cpython when we switched to pypy”

“Reading intellisense python documentation in the mouse over window is really tedious.”

“Having been using Python professionally for about 8 years now”

“I started with something like that when I was missing function composition in Python.”

“I do most of my backend programming in Python (Flask)”

“In stb-tester[1] ... after a few years we've settled on a `wait_until` function”

“already quite familiar with python. Been using flask for everything I do so far”

“Although my self-teaching of programming began in Python it ended up veering through Racket and Smalltalk.”

“The approach we use for large files in our Python app is to set an X-Accel-Redirect header”

“I write mostly write C, Bash, Python, Go, Puppet.”

“and a bunch of custom python, java, and javascript code.”

“It's also one of the main reasons I have been using Octave and Python/Anaconda.”

“We've been using the python celery task queue library to coordinate python ETL-esque jobs”

“I fixed a bug caused by exactly this recently in a program in production that had been humming along nicely”

“I'm torn about these choices, I've tried and liked them, but am a bit out of my element as primarily a python/c developer.”

“What we have implemented was a Python decorator to have the tasks actually fired after the function completion”

“At work, we switched to pypy for the speed. For a spell-checker I made in python”

“I did similar things for Python and JavaScript, as many others here did, I suppose. It's better than nothing, but it still bombs in prod”

“in my day job I work on an app with 350k lines of Python in it”

“our installations of nginx[1], Python[2], pip[3], rust[4], mongo, consul[4], openldap[1], gcc[3]”

“my production skill set includes php, c, c++, python, ruby, erlang, scheme, javascript, scala”

“I've been coding for over 30 years now (Basic, ASM, C/C++, Java, Python, PHP, JS, Clojure)”

“I've been using 3.4/Asyncio recently and coming from a background of C/Objective C”

“I was running python 2.7.3 on my test machine and python 2.7.2 in production.”

“We've so far only Dockerized the main Python application”

“As a member of another large-ish Python dev shop with a number of dependencies”

“I've been charmed by Go lately and replacing python, small C/C++ and shell-scripts with small tools written in it.”

“I've been using python to augment my 6502 assembly.”

“I decided to start a new project in Python, using the standard urllib2.”

“I currently get around this by using a socket interface to pass messages to python.”

“We use a lot of c++ and python, but always for managing encapsulated low level code.”

“I've programmed a lot in Python before I started using NodeJS.”

“we wrote it in house and use some python fabric scripts to do it.”

“The service exists as a bunch of Java and Python scripts running on data sets in zip files.”

“she doesn't speak Python which is what we run.”

“even if we do get the change to Python 3 itself, it also requires a substantial rewrite of the hg codebase”

“we all use it via matlab, python+scientific packages, and so on.”

“I have been using python for a year+ now. Most of the everyday stuff can be done in 2.7”

“usually it's native, or at least something like Python or C#.”

“Perl's TMTOWTDI is the reason I moved to Python.”

“Having learned perl, ruby and python (these are all incredibly similar), and then Clojure”

“You can rig up code on your Mac in R, Python, etc. and then hand it over to the cluster fairly effortlessly, at least in my experience”

“I agree it would be more elegant if I didn't need to invoke Python.”

“We use it in production to recommend image searchterms based on unstructured text, and it performs better with a few lines of python code”

“we moved to the OpenCV Python libraries and other high performance Python libraries such as SciPy.”

“Been using python for 7+ years now... every place I have worked (and currently working at). Is bound by 3rd party tools and what ever interpreter they built against.”

“there is even Python code in my current work project just written in the past six months which is tasked with parsing such files”

“I've been using Python for a while for fun and Ruby (Rails) on and off.”

“moving the python library dependencies from the client to the server”

“I've worked with python/Django, rails, and node.js on real complex apps with huge amounts of business logic built in them.”

“I have quite a few projects based on django, and these are still 2.7.”

“whether existing infrastructure would work with python 3 or it wouldn't (and something had to be fixed).”

“the back end ended up having to be python (for computationally heavy tasks)”

“We switched out to Python/PostgreSQL as to be honest it was getting expensive”

“it was my first time doing anything in python and it helped greatly.”

“We have an acceptance test suite for the existing app (pre-Dart) using web driver and written in Python”

“some use Qt, some use GTK, written in python and some in C or C++”

“The way we handle that for our Python deploys is to have a separate "deploy" git repo”

“such as C++/Java/Javascript/Perl/Python. I found that if I use them in my work, I would become good at them”

“The technologies we use are pretty standard web dev stuff (HTML/CSS/JS and Python/Django).”

“I use Python in production for text pre-processing and other ETL-related processes”

“my biplist Python package has the versions available here”

“I'm dabbling in Python and Node.js to see if I might want to move more of the backend services away from PHP”

“I know we use Python (with Pyramid) for a lot of internal things at work”

“so much production software is running on RHEL/Centos systems with 2.6.”

“I sometimes let some ugliness slip in especially in looping in Python.”

“I have an outstanding code editor and development environments for Lisp, Scheme, Python, J, F# and JavaScript.”

“the python process was using a grand 33 megabytes of memory”

“getting enough code written that I can automate the parsing and inject this into postgresql”

“In our project we use Prolog for classical reasoning, C++ for signal processing, and Python for a dynamic architecture.”

“making everyone install MikTex, pandoc and Python”

“I've managed to get some easy 2x speedups by switching from Python's re to re2, even though re is usually faster.”

“I very seldom see an assertion error crop up in production. When they do, I know the program has gone completely haywire”

“I have worked with code bases that both have them on in production and have them off in production”

“we switched over to AWS (python, nginx/tornado, mongo) last year”

“lets you run multiple Python apps under the same intepreter (multitenancy)”

“At work we run unittests targeting different python versions”

“I eventually dipped my toe into Python 3”

“I work in Python because it's what most clients are using.”

“Sure, I came with experience in ruby and python, so learning coffee script was just one happy afternoon”

“we had to ship a Python clone of Redis we called MiniRedis”

“I've been using these: learnpythonthehardway.org, greenteapress.com/thinkpython”

“I've been using Python 3 at work for around 2 years now”

“we use Django / python / Asterisk as our primary tools, along with OpenSIPs for routing SIP traffic.”

“it's SLOW. As in, 54 times slower than a simple sum -- tested on xrange(1,10) -- on my development Macbook Pro.”

“feeding the news into the python back-end running on AWS”

“I spend a few hours removing those evil "import *" from our codebase...”

“We developed some software first in other languages (Java, Scala, Python), usually to make a prototype”

“I have been using these to learn programming (Python specifically, which is my first language).”

“we use a python view server instead of a JS one”

“In the end, we moved to Python for similar reasons.”

“Weird days when i have to golf in Python but don't need to in Perl.”

“my workflow is different from languages like Python... like I do with languages like Python or C.”

“I undertook to move to Python for web development about 8 months ago”

“I decided it would be fun to have guards in Python and decorators were just the tool.”

“I don't need to change python/apache etc. that often, it is not like I need to recompile for every code deploy.”

“I have Python code running in production that was written originally for Python 1.5.2.”

“But usually I work on our in-house CRM app, and a few dozens of Python glue scripts to make the database flow happen.”

“we run a separate sandboxed instance of transmission-daemon for each download request. Interestingly, although the backend is written in Python”

“I side step the lack of closures by using named locals with the keyword arguments when defining inner functions.”

“Ours was a Python/Django app and just took a few lines of configuration to get up and running.”

“had the page generation, business logic, templating, etc., on the server side (Python).”

“I mostly use Python for this class of things at the moment.”

“I have been using python for so long, there are undoubtedly problems with it”

“our startup (realtimefarms.com) also runs on GAE (python though)”

“We use python on GAE, and chose tornado”

“major languages we use like PhP, Python, Ruby, Java”

“plus a mix of Java, Ruby, Python, and whatever else will get the job done.”

“So I'm a newbie python/django person that has been using them both for about 6 months now.”

“Ruby for one set of management panels and Python for one of our other systems.”

“Killed backup scripts, installed python 2.7”

“We use MBP for cross-platform C++ and Python programming.”

“I've tried a lot of Python frameworks out before deciding on Flask.”

“we have a stdin2scribe program (python) that can be used to hook into any log output”

“we ditched python in mongrel2 because of Linux. Never said the latter, only the former.”

“Here's a snippet of code out of my gearman implementation... w.submit('test', 'some data')”

“Moreover, I even tried using import html as h to save typing.”

“I've had more eye opening experiences programming in Clojure than in any language I learned before it. (C, C++, Java, Python, Ruby, common lisp)”

“Even those of us who would like to be using Python 3 full time can not due to dependencies.”

“We've had slowness in both Java and Python”

“We switched from Apache to nginx and are now running in a full MySQL / python / fcgi / nginx / memcached environment.”

“with Python as it's main API interface”

“have hooked into it using a custom PHP/Python application.”