[IshKebab]

I would agree although it's worth noting that Python has static typing and if you use Pyright you actually get a pretty solid typing experience. Not quite on par with Typescript but I'd say it's a better experience than Java for example.

The big catch is that little "if" I snuck in there. Unfortunately most Python developers don't use Pyright, which means you'll inevitably have to work with coworkers who just don't get it, or libraries that don't have type stubs. So in practice if you're working with other people/libraries it's a much worse experience than Kotlin or Typescript.

Add in Python's abysmal infrastructure story and... yeah don't pick Python unless you have a really good reason. Django is a decently good reason, but I'm not sure it's enough.