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Python (and probably Perl too) work fine for permanent formal use as long as they are engineered as such. I have seen clear, well structured permanent code base
by kazagistar 9y ago
Python (and probably Perl too) work fine for permanent formal use as long as they are engineered as such. I have seen clear, well structured permanent code bases in python. The problem is just that people like coding one off prototypes in python, and those end up in prod; it's just as bad as when Java prototypes end up in prod, but who actually wants to write prototypes in Java, if given the choice?
- sliverstorm 9y agoCouldn't you argue the same thing about excel? It does not lend itself to well engineered permanent formal use, but you certainly could build a robust system with it.