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Just read the three top comments and their threads. There was absolutely no meaningful discussion or worthwhile contributions in any of them, just fans of less
by luord 7y ago
Just read the three top comments and their threads. There was absolutely no meaningful discussion or worthwhile contributions in any of them, just fans of less popular languages mostly venting their resent.
The weirdest thing is that they aren't even using python nor it seems that they're being forced to use it currently, making all this... Ranting (there's literally no other word for this) all the more inexplicable.
I don't understand it; I've been using Go for a year now at work. I hate pretty much everything about it, yet I haven't ranted about it in an article about the language for about that time. There's just no point to it.
- rednafi 7y agoThis pretty much sums up the whole thread. Lots of new people are doubting Python in cases where Python is being heavily used in megacorps. Python is special for its community, libraries and the huge amount of work that it's built on top of. And wake me up when some of these obscure languages that are being mentioned here take over python. But Python zealots can be annoying. That's true for any language. Personally I don't like python's asynchronous programming paradigm. Objectively Go does it better than Python.