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superzeyesterday at 3:11 PM7 repliesview on HN

To make matters worse, they are using Django. I can't take the EU serious any more.


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ffsm8yesterday at 3:14 PM

What issue do you have with Django?

This is not a situation where you'll have thousands of people editing the same document, that'd be insane with Django for sure - but at general collaboration tooling with <100 (random number I made up) editing, Django is unlikely gonna be the bottleneck

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sgtyesterday at 5:44 PM

Read this (among other articles on the same subject): https://medium.com/@tk512/django-scales-stop-blaming-the-fra...

KingOfCodersyesterday at 3:40 PM

What has that to do with the EU?

speedgooseyesterday at 3:17 PM

What would you use instead?

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innocentoldguyyesterday at 3:56 PM

Django is perfectly capable. I'd use Phoenix for its scalability and performance, if it were me, but I've built large-scale projects in Django before, and it worked well.

_el1s7yesterday at 11:33 PM

At least it's not Laravel or .NET lol.

shimmanyesterday at 3:25 PM

What an asinine comment, Django is good enough for several billion dollar companies. It's probably good enough to use in a government capacity too.

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