Python Workers are now generally available

(blog.cloudflare.com)

119 points | by torutofu 5 hours ago

7 comments

  • dsign 2 hours ago
    This is the tech at Cloudflare of course, but I swear that my first interpretation of the title was "We have replaced all our python coders with AI and they (the coders) are out and generally available" :-)
    • FartyMcFarter 32 minutes ago
      Yep - I immediately thought this was going to be some "Python SWE on the cloud for hire" service.
    • Joeboy 2 hours ago
      Yeah I initially read it as a headline about the grim state of the software dev jobs market.
  • spicypixel 1 hour ago
    One day it’ll be similarly beautifully trivial to use go too. I hope.
    • vira28 11 minutes ago
      Agree. Until then I will wait.

      Still a welcome move that they finally added support from Python.

  • simonw 50 minutes ago
    Pyodide is such a cool piece of the Python ecosystem. I hope Cloudflare consider throwing some money their direction: https://opencollective.com/pyodide/contribute
    • codingglass 0 minutes ago
      100% agree. Hiring Hood a couple years ago was great money spent on that project (not that they shouldn't throw more cash at it =) )
  • stefan_lec 2 hours ago
    How do these perform for cold-starts? I remember one of the disadvantages of using web assembly for Workers was more spin-up time, but maybe they figured out a way around that.
  • karmakaze 1 hour ago
    They should support Mojo which might be a great fit for edge compute.
  • victorbjorklund 56 minutes ago
    Elixir next ;) with clustering across workers (kind of kidding because elixir probably does not make sense for CF workers)
  • pastrami_panda 50 minutes ago
    All example pages return 404.