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It's relatively recent. IMHO Python 3.5 to 3.7 feel like the language is going in a different direction than it did before -- type hints and the handling of as
by gdwatson 8y ago
It's relatively recent. IMHO Python 3.5 to 3.7 feel like the language is going in a different direction than it did before -- type hints and the handling of asynchrony in particular.
- Rotareti 8y agoIf been using a lot of Python/JS/TypeScript in the last couple of years and it seems like each new release brings them closer together.
- patrickxie 8y agowhich IDE do you use these 3 with?
- Rotareti 8y agoVSCode
- sjellis 8y ago"If been using a lot of Python/JS/TypeScript in the last couple of years and it seems like each new release brings them closer together." Yeah, I've just moved from a Python thing to doing some modern JS (async/await etc.), and they feel like cousins. To my surprise, I find that I like the comparative minimalism of JS: it has most of the key features of Python, but doesn't feel like it has the same cognitive load.