2014: Python is a pain in the butt to manage packages and dependencies, how the hell am I gonna deploy this?
It's still a mess 10 years later unless you live deep in the ecosystem and know what third-party solutions du jour to manage that complexity. At least we have Docker now.
Also let's not forget the Python 3 migration fiasco that lasted ~2008-2018 and I still find myself porting libraries to this day.
I haven't used Python in a personal project in 10 years because of these painful paper cuts .
2014: Python is a pain in the butt to manage packages and dependencies, how the hell am I gonna deploy this?
It's still a mess 10 years later unless you live deep in the ecosystem and know what third-party solutions du jour to manage that complexity. At least we have Docker now.
Also let's not forget the Python 3 migration fiasco that lasted ~2008-2018 and I still find myself porting libraries to this day.
I haven't used Python in a personal project in 10 years because of these painful paper cuts .