Is Python-based software considered less-professional than C++/compiled software?
<p>I'm working on a plugin for some software that I'm planning on selling someday. The software I'm making it for has both a C++ SDK and a Python SDK.</p>

<p>The C++ SDK documentation appears incomplete in certain areas and isn't documented that well.</p>

<p>The Python SDK docs appear more complete and in general are much easier to work with.</p>

<p>So I'm trying to decide if I want to go through the potential trouble of building a C++ plugin instead of a Python plugin to sell. About the only thing that makes me want to do a C++ plugin is that in my mind, a "C++ plugin" might be an easier sell than a "Python plugin". A lot of programmers out there don't even considered writing Python to be real "programming".</p>

<p>Do you think that potential customers might say "Why would I pay money for a measly little Python script?"?  As opposed to "Oh it was written in C++ so the guy must be a decent programmer"?</p>

<p>Writing the Python plugin would be faster. Both plugins would look and behave exactly the same. The C++ plugin might be faster in certain spots, but for the type of plugin this is, that's not a huge deal.</p>

<p>So my question is, would a Python plugin be considered not as professional/sellable as a C++ plugin, even if it looks and acts EXACTLY the same as a C++ plugin?</p>
