Well if Google says so ... Python brings a ton of dependencies, thereby seriously limiting your deployment options. And, together with Python's not-so-great pa

Well if Google says so ... Python brings a ton of dependencies, thereby seriously limiting your deployment options. And, together with Python's not-so-great package management story, this spells a lot of trouble for as long as Python 2 and 3 need to coexist. Many useful Python 2 programs (such as Apple's old caldav server based on twisted) won't be ported over to 3, and the migration to Python 3 creates an unnecessary burden on apps that chose Python as user-scripting language, such as Blender. There might be reasons to use Python, but the aesthetics (or lack thereof) of a scripting language, or an artificial limit on the number of lines most definitely isn't one of them.