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Sure, it's just my opinion. Your post history seems to suggest you are heavily involved in Python. I'm not. I don't write Python, I don't write Go, I have no d
by hota_mazi 10y ago
Sure, it's just my opinion.
Your post history seems to suggest you are heavily involved in Python. I'm not. I don't write Python, I don't write Go, I have no dog in this race. I'm just observing trends, like I've been doing for the 30+ years I've been in this industry.
And these past few years, I've observed enough hints that people are moving from Python and Ruby in droves. And also that no large projects would be started in either of these languages today. Python/Ruby are going to stay around forever, no doubt, but much more as a glue/infrastructure language to write scripts here and there (and TensorFlow might help Python stay relevant for a bit longer too).