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I think these are two different languages for two different jobs. I can see javascript slowly expanding from the front-end into the back-end, mostly thanks to
by ozorOzora 6y ago
I think these are two different languages for two different jobs.
I can see javascript slowly expanding from the front-end into the back-end, mostly thanks to projects like TypeScript that appeal to the back-end crowds, but also because of the whole serverless hype which IMO is justified.
Now there still is a strong "cultural divide" between the software and the data-science communities. And when you see how strong the innertia for python's projects is.. Well I guess we won't see this changing anytime soon.