extensible

Just as Python is extensible in C when you need performance, Clojure is extensible in Java.

The language is basically the same (almost-dictionary based, easily extensible types / prototypes, etc.).

It's not super extensible like Lisp or Forth, but still quite a lot compared to many mainstream languages.

It's pretty much a hosted IRC server with a decent client and a really nice, extensible bot.

Python is more extensible than C and Java, which are the most common programming languages in use.

In the spirit of extensible web manifesto, it's a low-level primitive for JS libraries to build convenient higher-level abstractions on top of.

Add in some Skyline (based off the Etsy project), graphite, and collectd, and it makes for a flexible and extensible monitoring solution.

That doesn't make it any easier to write excellent, clean, and extensible code.

> rather conservative choices in features to add Which is only ok if your language is extensible, while Python is most definitely not anywhere near an extensible language.

If you want your app to be scalable and possibly distributed and/or extensible you need good interfaces and programmers are also notoriously bad at designing those.

Languages are extensible in buildpacks, data stores are ordinary services.

Granted there is a sizable price difference, which could be a selling point, but again phpPgAdmin does all that you do and is free and extensible because it's OSS.

Extensible memory (SDCard) - I have tons of documents, but haven't come anywhere close to filling up the internal 4G mem.