Cian Butler

I won't say I'm an expert on that side of it.

We have people who are a lot smarter about that, who focus on that.

I mostly focus on the low-level networking stuff and data processing side of it all.

I think it's a comfort situation.

We had two founders who started it.

They

Their story is not one I will be the best person to repeat, so I won't repeat it.

If you want to look it up, we've definitely done some posts on it.

One of our CTO likes to talk about his history, Lee Skillen, if you want to look up anything from his blog and his LinkedIn.

But the reason we chose Python is...

It's just familiarity.

It's a really good language.

It's powerful in that you can write so much code so easily.

It's very business friendly.

It's not overly verbose.

So it leads to rapid prototyping very quickly.

Same is true of Django.

Django makes it so easy to spin up a web server and hook it up to a database and start playing around and getting your proof of concepts ready, getting your POC built.

I think that... No, I don't think.

I know.