My own opinion is that Python shall remain Python, and golang, Rust and Typescript each should be whichever they are with their unique philosophy and design.
I am coding in all 4, with some roughly 28 years now, and I don't like what is becoming of Python
There is a reason why python become that popular and widely adapted and used, and it is not the extra layers of type checking, annotations and the likes.
this looks familiar to me, but from other languages.
response := get_user_input()
I am aware of the factI am in minority, and not trying to change anyone's mind, simply what this voice to be heard from time to time.
All in all, a very comprehensive list of some of the recent introduced features.
There is an older list on SO which readers might also find useful:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/101268/hidden-features-o...
I am coding in all 4, with some roughly 28 years now, and I don't like what is becoming of Python
There is a reason why python become that popular and widely adapted and used, and it is not the extra layers of type checking, annotations and the likes.
this looks familiar to me, but from other languages.
I am aware of the factI am in minority, and not trying to change anyone's mind, simply what this voice to be heard from time to time.All in all, a very comprehensive list of some of the recent introduced features.
There is an older list on SO which readers might also find useful:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/101268/hidden-features-o...