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I don't know how much it is Python shooting itself in the foot, I wonder if it's not a management issue. Though he may be stubborn, I can't see the 2 v 3 split
by JBReefer 10y ago
I don't know how much it is Python shooting itself in the foot, I wonder if it's not a management issue. Though he may be stubborn, I can't see the 2 v 3 split happening under Rob Pike - I think this is fundamentally a Guido problem.
If Guido had said "2 is done. Deal with it, fuck you." a long time ago, this wouldn't be an issue today. Breaking language changes are nothing new, but mgmt this weak is.
Hell, I primarily work in C# and I LOVE the breaking changes of .NET Core and Standard. They tore the garbage out, and it runs on Linux. Awesome!
- emodendroket 10y agoThe vast majority of C# projects are not .NET Core but using the old, backwards-compatible stuff. And it's kind of nice that you can have that huge back catalogue of stuff even as you use the latest C# features.