I think the author is overselling this library. A lot of the problems they mention can be avoided with a consistent application of discipline. You can decompos

I think the author is overselling this library. A lot of the problems they mention can be avoided with a consistent application of discipline. You can decompose classes that become too big for their own good. You can design your software, layer abstractions intelligently etc. so that having to do such refactoring isn't a big issue. Python is a language that demands an above average level of discipline compared to many other programming languages I have used, but only because it IMO leans strongly towards empowering the developer instead of restricting them.