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I guess I've tended to be more focused on how much I can produce and the quality of the ecosystem vs that level of syntax. My limited experience is that other
by lowercased 5y ago
I guess I've tended to be more focused on how much I can produce and the quality of the ecosystem vs that level of syntax. My limited experience is that other frameworks, languages and ecosystems allow for more productivity overall. The few places I know using Django are not as productive as the orgs I know using either Laravel or Rails. There may be some 'chicken/egg' stuff going on, but... if lack-of-braces means that much to you, that you'll cut off using other tech stacks altogether, so be it.
- ldiracdelta 5y agoHeheheh. I'm a code craftsman and certain tools I enjoy more than others. It's OK to love the heft and feel of a model-77 wormdrive skilsaw and also to enjoy the cleanliness and readability of python code. Right tool for the job, but ceteris paribus, I prefer python. The tool feels good in your hands. I regularly code in C++, javascript, Rust, and python so I haven't joined a cult, but yes, I do enjoy python.