It's starting to be the same in Python though. Inertia is huge in our industry, and the HN bubble doesn't gives a good picture of it. Behind corporate firewal

It's starting to be the same in Python though. Inertia is huge in our industry, and the HN bubble doesn't gives a good picture of it. Behind corporate firewalls I now see things done the way they were 10 years ago: packaging, string handling, concurrency... I assume it's the curse of being popular and old. And java has been popular for longer than Python, so inertia is even stronger. It doesn't matter if it has lambda since V8 if people still believe the best practice is to pass fat objects around.