this is the typical crying-baby symptom in usa, it's not your fault, you're probably raised this way.
grow up, you spoiled it, buy a new one, just like everything else in real life, Amazon is not your caring parents any more.
sick of this kind of blog shown here.
Maybe that's his low-cost start-up big plan, by outsourcing whatever that he can to free up his time to expand the business, I strongly believe he is an active reader here and probably learnt that trick here as well.
a naive question, while javascript etc are used for client side, php/ruby for server side frameworks, what's the point of python these days?
I noticed python guys are keen on attacking php specifically, never the other way around though, why is that?
it's said ruby can not scale well comparing to python for large deployments, is that still true?
what's the place for python, do we really need it at all these days?
maybe the django-is-falling-behind is just a sign of python getting irrelevant?