> Using it for actual production code makes about as much sense as writing production stuff in bash This is a really strange perspective, given how many shops

> Using it for actual production code makes about as much sense as writing production stuff in bash This is a really strange perspective, given how many shops use python for production these days. > Ruby is a bit better, but these days there's no reason not to use Go or Rust. Unless you're specifically looking to access for example machine-learning resources, that are not nearly as mature in those other languages.