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> 2005-era Python was wrong about that. Given Python's incredible rise since 2005, and even in the past few years, I'm not sure we can say they were "wrong." I

by freyr 7y ago

> 2005-era Python was wrong about that. Given Python's incredible rise since 2005, and even in the past few years, I'm not sure we can say they were "wrong." It's serves a purpose.

doteka 7y ago
That rise has been entirely accounted for by machine learning and data science. Python as a language for actual software engineering has been slowly dying for a while now.