Two decade Perl programmer who's been using a bunch of Python recently. I don't hate it, but I've not been getting any particularly complicated use-cases. I do

Two decade Perl programmer who's been using a bunch of Python recently. I don't hate it, but I've not been getting any particularly complicated use-cases. I do miss Moose a lot, and I miss Bread::Board and I miss DBIx::Class, which SQLAlchemy does not make up for. The weird scoping didn't take too long to get right, although string interpolation still takes me too much thinking about. What I am missing from Perl is library documentation and MetaCPAN. It seems that the go-to solution is that you're meant to create some kind of damn mini-site for any even vaguely complicated project you do using Sphinx, which seems bizarro land. Also the _requests_ documentation looks like it was written by Wes Anderson and wtf I hate it. Also I hate that all libraries have cute rather than descriptive names; yes there's some of that in Perl, but it feels like less. Bah humbug. Other than that it's fine.