Hacker News new | ask | show | jobs
by poulsbohemian 2939 days ago
FWIW: For the first ten years of my career, I primarily developed using Java. By about 2008 or so I was tired of looking at SomeAbstractFactoryVistorSingleton messes. I got into a project where I had green-field opportunity to try something different and Python just felt like a breath of fresh air. A few years went by and I gave node.js a try, thinking that Javascript would inevitably win out on the server side as well. Didn't take long to go back to Python - its stable, mature, performant, and syntactically simple. It does what I need it to for now.
1 comments

In Python we deal with @decoratorDecoratorMetaClassProxy instead.
Entirely true; people can make messes in any language.