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Sort of: when I wrote a lot of Python, I used REPLs pretty heavily and I’ve also used notebooks a bit. The issue is that Python isn’t designed in a principled f

Sort of: when I wrote a lot of Python, I used REPLs pretty heavily and I’ve also used notebooks a bit. The issue is that Python isn’t designed in a principled fashion for interactive development: reloading imports and other objects doesn’t always work the way you’d expect.

fulafel 5y ago
Reloading cross depending modules with identical semantics (vs aappcold startup) is just as fraught in other languages I think. Upgrading existing instances of objects is a bit more automatic in some but then results in surprises and bugs if not anticipated in code.