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by theshrike79
189 days ago
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Just do it I guess? :D When I'm receiving some random JSON from an API, it's so much easier to drop into a Python REPL and just wander around the structure and figure out what's where. I don't need to have a defined struct with annotations for the data to parse it like in Go. In the first phase I don't bother with any linters or type annotations, I just need the skeleton of something that works end to end. A proof of concept if you will. Then it's just iterating with Python, figuring out what comes in and what goes out and finalising the format. |
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For me it's pretty hard to work without type annotations, it just slows me down.
Don't get me wrong, I really like python for what it is, I simply missing out on the fast prototype stuff that everyone else is capable of.