This is a valid criticism of the Python community and something the core language maintainers should look to address.
Working in Python in the 2000s, I was extremely happy. Working in Python (especially ML and data science applications) in the 2020s is a nightmare. The world has come a long way, and Python has actually taken a backslide.
Python would do well to learn from the Rust project and their Cargo package manager and tooling.
Working in Python in the 2000s, I was extremely happy. Working in Python (especially ML and data science applications) in the 2020s is a nightmare. The world has come a long way, and Python has actually taken a backslide.
Python would do well to learn from the Rust project and their Cargo package manager and tooling.