Why is it flagged ? The article is imperfect, but midly useful. It does forget to mention very important topics: - type hints are finally useful, thanks to be

Why is it flagged ? The article is imperfect, but midly useful. It does forget to mention very important topics: - type hints are finally useful, thanks to better mypy default and support, and allowing built-in, protocols and shortcuts into the syntax - 3.10 ships with pattern matching and, I must insist, absolutely better error messages (being waiting for that for a while) - black is the status quo formatting tool in the community - pydantic base libs are getting a lot of traction (the article does mention typer, but not fast api) - dephell allow you to convert between all those mess of various build systems so you can easily start with pip and move to poetry - a new dev is now PAID by the PSF to work on python - __pypackages__ is being actively experimented with, with initiatives like the pdm, the py launcher or pyflow (which also aims to take pyenv job, but saving you the compilation) - plenty of speed work being done by MS, but also 2 other projects - pyproject.toml is has now enough PEP to be better than setup.cfg , including one for a lock file - vscode is now the most popular python ide, their language server pylance rocks and does feature auto imports now - zipapps with shiv and compiled apps with nuitka changed the game of python deployment - brett canon decided to use doit as a build tool publicly for new projects so it's getting traction. Ok, I kinda oversold it to him, but it's a good tool, it's worth checking out. - asyncio is not a curiosity anymore, and the ecosystem is pretty mature, with uvloop, aiohttp, httpx, trio, etc. And the work for a integrated nurseries into the stdlib is on the way - concurrency in Python has seen a boost because of the stdlib ShareMemory module, and sub interpretter are now being tested by popular projects - python 2.7 has been dead for 1 year and it's business as uasual - python 3.6 is the "old python" now. Funny, considering we used to thing f-string were the new toy - rust is becomming python best friend, with more and more extensions being written in rust, and even one python implementation - pyiodine makes it trivial to test real python code in a webpage. For web dev it's not usable, but for teaching it's been awesome:. Type to use sqlite in there, it's works magically, despite never touching the server : https://notebook.basthon.fr/ https://notebook.basthon.fr/ - htmx (the js lib) is getting used by pythonista that don't like js much - wagtail, the cms, has become a thing of beauty I probably forget a lot of things.