I saw that mojo is not recommended for production environment? Why? Should I use Rust instead?
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of course it is not recomended. As it is still in development stages.
Rust on other side, it is a full-fledged programming language.
you can also use other languages like python, rust, c++, java.
choosing among these depends on requirements and your expertise.
and of these python is slowest, nonethless, it has it's other strong + points.
piggybacking on the above, Mojo is not production ready, the question of which language to use depends a lot on the use case, if you give more information I can give my advice, otherwise the internet is a great resource :)
I need speed and safety for large requests for AI video generation
then I would go with Rust for that, Mojo can deliver the speed, if coded well, you could potentially get the safety, but web requests are also not builtin yet, and are not actively being worked on.\
I saw that i can import python libraries in mojo?
that is correct, but that process also potentially raises errors
So it won't work?
it will until it doesnt
Is there a way to contribute to mojo, i know some low level programmers that would help
absolutely, the stdlib is open sourced and you are welcome to pr anything
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Great so if we make the requests work and so on it shouldn't be a problem to use it in a production environment?
I can't see where it says how to write low level code and convert it to mojo