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by samravshanov
2511 days ago
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Hi HN! Meet FunctorFlow ^_^ Think of it like lego blocks for your next tech-toys and hopefully (in the future) for your next big-thing ^_^. If you love tinkering with new toys then give it a try with Repl.it: https://dev.to/t/functorflow. If you want to meet cool kids like you then join our club at Discord by subscribing to our email-list. ...and follow updates at https://twitter.com/functorflow Together, we will re-imagine and re-invent how Python apps should be developed. Lemme know what you think! Have fun! - Sam |
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It's not until I get to the twitter account that I see that it looks like you're trying to create not just a different python package manager, but a new ecosystem that's not backwards compatible. I don't think this is a good idea. The Python package ecosystem is gigantic and one of the largest, most mature language ecosystems out there. If you're trying to make the way Python apps are developed better, try taking a look at alternate Python package managers like `pipenv`, `poetry` and `anaconda` and figure out what you like and dislike about them. Try making changes to them before you reinvent the wheel.
As it stands right now, this isn't even a wheel. It's an uninspired marketing page on twitter that is not doing a great job of convincing anyone it's better than the alternatives. In fact, it's not even clear that you're even aware of the alternatives.