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If you are experienced in JavaScript, switching to Python is not that hard to do. The languages' similarities outweigh their differences. I have been accused of
by schwartzworld 5y ago
If you are experienced in JavaScript, switching to Python is not that hard to do. The languages' similarities outweigh their differences. I have been accused of writing Python with a heavy JavaScript accent.
The harder part of that transition is environment issues. Switching between Node environments is a solved problem. Include an .nvmrc in your project and you're done. It's very much not a solved problem in python-land.
>Do you know an interactive website that explains different language features or design patterns using JS code fragments and their Python / Go equivalents?
https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Rosetta_Code https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Rosetta_Code
- iamandras 5y agoThanks for the link suggestion. Yeah, I've already checked several things in Python and it seems similar. I'm a bit worried about the differences in implementing different design patterns for example. So not really the basics like variables, loops, modules etc.
- AbundantSalmon 5y agoNot sure what your requirements are but `virtualenv` would be the standard for python environments outside of `venv` which is in the standard library. I would have considered it solved.