Seen the same argument a decade ago over PHP for the same reasons a) PHP wasn't professional and enterprise ready, b) PHP cannot be taken seriously because it d

Seen the same argument a decade ago over PHP for the same reasons a) PHP wasn't professional and enterprise ready, b) PHP cannot be taken seriously because it didn't have "this feature or that feature", and now look where we are. We at version 8 and PHP has still stood its ground in the face of how many other languages? Python is where PHP was a decade ago in relation to the points being argued over, and I believe Python will evolve enough to maintain its top place in years to come. And the reason for that is two points. First the huge community that underpins Python and secondly the continued development of the large library or module base it enjoys. And it has been said before. Each language is a tool and you apply the tool to the appropriate job best suited.