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Learning Python! (in 2003) It led to a lot of learning and a lot of opportunities. I often wonder what language is the "new Python", or if that question even
by chubot 8y ago
Learning Python! (in 2003) It led to a lot of learning and a lot of opportunities.
I often wonder what language is the "new Python", or if that question even makes sense in 2018.
Related: http://www.paulgraham.com/pypar.html http://www.paulgraham.com/pypar.html
- dijit 8y agoGo-Lang is almost certainly positioned to be the new python.
- makapuf 8y agoI can relate to that. Learned python in that timeframe and this has opened opportunities but I'm not seeing the next python or web, being a programming language or technique. ML maybe but the hype is much higher than low key python was.
- nicoburns 8y agoIn terms being a language that you can attract smater programmers with, I'd say Rust. A lot of smart people are loving Rust, but there still aren't many jobs available.