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Do you feel this way due to the dynamically typed nature of the language (and the possibility of having ambiguous interfaces)? I've had pretty good luck with ra
by thearn4 10y ago
Do you feel this way due to the dynamically typed nature of the language (and the possibility of having ambiguous interfaces)? I've had pretty good luck with rather large scale python projects, though we've been pretty strict about working within a framework.
- interdrift 10y agoYeah mainly due to that. If you don't have a VERY strict approach to writing code, one wrong decision could turn into a few days of debugging..
- jasonpeacock 10y agoWhere 'strict' == 'unit tested', then I agree with you. You don't need strong typing to make good code.
- thearn4 10y agoI would agree that complete and meaningful unit and integration tests are definitely a necessity for a large Python projects. Or really for any software project meant to be maintained.