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> Nothing ever gets replaced, things just get added on top of everything. I mean, look at all the angst around Python 2 -> Python 3. People don't want features
by rcfox 7y ago
> Nothing ever gets replaced, things just get added on top of everything.
I mean, look at all the angst around Python 2 -> Python 3. People don't want features to be replaced.
- gigatexal 7y agoThat transition was the worst. I write a lot of python and golang of late and am convinced that opinionated (only one way to do things) languages are the way to go as they tend to be simpler.
- MadWombat 7y agoWhat angst? Python 3 is a better language than python 2. Python 2 is still supported, but everyone is encouraged to write python 3 from now on. I have been a python dev for years and I think the only change in python 3 that actually annoyed me rather than make me happy was support for function argument unpacking.