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Do you have any tangible metrics to prove this wide acclaim/adoption of Python relative to other languages? To me this screams of tunnel-vision; whatever langua
by mahmud 16y ago
Do you have any tangible metrics to prove this wide acclaim/adoption of Python relative to other languages? To me this screams of tunnel-vision; whatever language specific media and news-outlets you follow would impact your perception of the larger IT landscape.
"Allows to do virtually anything", "there is a set of good .." and "awesome .." are not facts or measurable quantities. I would like to see the underlying assumptions proven first, otherwise you're begging the question.
- ergo14 16y agoWell this has nothing to do with media or anything else. Before I decided to start my own company I was looking for a job. Moved to few places, and at least in my country I had a pretty decent overview of what is used in where. And the fact is that vast majority was php,rails,net. "Allows to do virtually anything" {SNAP} are not facts or measurable quantities" Indeed, they are not - but the amount of programs in your favourite linux distribution based on python is measurable :] I assumed that I don't have to prove my assumptions because it's common knowledge in general.