Python the latest language to slither into Microsoft's serverless Azure Functions service

Python developers – the world of Azure Functions is yours at last. Having been in preview for a while, support for Python 3.6 on the Azure Functions 2.0 platform has emerged blinking into the light with Microsoft unsurprisingly pitching the tech directly at those who like a little serverless with their machine learning and …

[Ragarath]

Someone crueller than us might say "jack of all trades, master of none".

But...but...but... you said it! My head hurts.

[RichardBarrell]

Someone crueller - but also someone equally cruel. :D

[Anonymous Coward]

meanwhile the entire world is using AWS?

[SALOME SMITH]

Python Good To See Penetration

Hadn't seen to much python stuff lately, so good to see it is making its way into Azure, useful language to code in.

Python it's a bit like the time machine in Big Bang Theory it has so many uses. For example in the Big Bang Theory I noticed they didn't use the Time Machine to sort out issues of the past such as being locked in a larder in Chechnyia, wasn't that in one of the Big Bang episodes?