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My guess is it could also have to do with the communities. Anecdotally, the limited sample of ruby-istas I have interacted with tend to have more tolerance of c
by mattnewton 9y ago
My guess is it could also have to do with the communities. Anecdotally, the limited sample of ruby-istas I have interacted with tend to have more tolerance of churn for improvement's sake whereas the people attracted to python are more interested in stability because they are focused on some other need that the code is mearly an ends to.
- dom0 9y agoAnd/or because many Python projects have completely insufficient testing which means that any change that might break anything anywhere can go undetected.