I'm a researcher and have used exclusively Python 2.7 and NumPy for many years. Originally I ported my codebase from Matlab to NumPy because I wanted to go open source. But it's a very nice thing in science if your code runs perfectly for many years. You don't want to do rewrites. So I feel like I should have stayed with Matlab.
Now that I'm soon forced to do another rewrite, I think I'll just switch to a different language with better future prospects on backwards compatibility. I don't feel that I can trust Python anymore in such things. Any ideas?
Now that I'm soon forced to do another rewrite, I think I'll just switch to a different language with better future prospects on backwards compatibility. I don't feel that I can trust Python anymore in such things. Any ideas?