I think that the beauty of Python is that is still Python. I mostly still use the same features I used 10 years ago. And so do most of my clients. But occasio

I think that the beauty of Python is that is still Python. I mostly still use the same features I used 10 years ago. And so do most of my clients. But occasionally, I have the option to go the extra mile, and use asyncio for perfs or type hints for robustness. The language grew big, but you don't feel it on the day to day coding.