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IME, add that 1% to another "1% isn't worth switching" argument with some other Python deficiency and then to another and so on, and reasonable case for choosin
by kodablah 9y ago
IME, add that 1% to another "1% isn't worth switching" argument with some other Python deficiency and then to another and so on, and reasonable case for choosing other languages can be made. I'm not saying Python should be abandoned for all projects, but we should be careful with "but if we make everyone use this one tool, and this one tool does it right almost all of the time, so we're good" arguments.
- icebraining 9y agoI'm reading Type-Driven Development with Idris right now exactly because I don't think Python is always the correct choice. I just don't find slight improvements in IDE features to be relevant.