I've recently had to start writing python professionally and I'm not super impressed. My previous python experience was writing small services and fixing others code. Now that I'm working on larger "apps" it feels like a 90's language with all the rough edges and warts. I'd rather being working in a language with better language services and tooling, but python has numpy and all these data viz libraries so whatcha gonna do? At least I get a little reprieve with TypeScript; never thought I'd be so happy to work with the node platform, but there you have it.
3.5 looks attractive but there are just fundamental issues with the lang and language services. It's a bit like lipstick o... Well, I'm not going to say it.
3.5 looks attractive but there are just fundamental issues with the lang and language services. It's a bit like lipstick o... Well, I'm not going to say it.