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by MaxBarraclough
1968 days ago
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I agree Python has some frustrating imperfections, but it has a pretty great ecosystem, and a new language would presumably have to start over. I wish Python went with static typing from the offset, and I wish it had better parallelism, but with Python you can get a library for just about anything with a simple pip install, and that's worth a great deal. Need a WebSocket library? No problem. Need a cross-platform TUI library? No problem. Python's maturity means you can do a lot of things with little hassle. Some of the less mainstream programming languages are nowhere close to Python in this regard, even after many years. |
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