Cal Paterson • 11/4/2021

An oral history of Bank Python

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This article provides an 'oral history' of 'Bank Python,' the heavily customized, proprietary forks of Python used in large investment banks. It describes a fictionalized system called 'Minerva,' focusing on its core global object database 'Barbara' and explaining how these closed ecosystems differ radically from standard Python development in their design and daily use.

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