> Things are not pythonic. You say that like it's always a good thing. I remember I spent 4 hours trying to import a function from a file that was in a siblin

> Things are not pythonic. You say that like it's always a good thing. I remember I spent 4 hours trying to import a function from a file that was in a sibling directory before I finally gave up and copy pasted the function. There's also other things that really rub me the wrong way in Python. Once you get used to writing computations as a map/reduce/filter pipeline with fat-arrow functions in ES7, Python lambdas and list comprehensions feel so crippled and lacking in comparison. There's a lot of other things that ES7 does really well such as imports, asynchronous code with promises/async-await, array/object destructuring, the spread operator, etc. Don't get me wrong; I love Python and use it heavily in my day job, but it's not the end all and be all. There are fantastic libraries written for Python that make life really good (think Reportlab), but for applications that are highly asynchronous and I/O heavy, I'd take ES6 running on Node any day over Python.