> For an R-like written for programmers, see Julia. Yeah, if you look at the people behind dataframes.jl, it's a lot of people who were involved in R in the ea

> For an R-like written for programmers, see Julia. Yeah, if you look at the people behind dataframes.jl, it's a lot of people who were involved in R in the earlier days. And there is no better environment for solving a data analysis problem than R. Python can work better for some DS use-cases (sklearn is ace), and it's definitely better for glue but if you need to understand what the hell is going on for a product/service/whatever, R is definitely the right choice.