Although Python language was conceived in the late '80s, it is just getting in its prime. Being a versatile language, it can be used in a wide range of applications and it has a constantly growing community of active developers.
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- Creating and consuming RESTful APIs, web-services (data capturing & exchange)
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- User Management, Single Sign On (SSO)
- Media streaming
- Big Data – algorithms, data mining, polyglot databases, analytics
- Web crawling/scraping
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