>Instead of performance, I’d like to see more effort in portability, package management, and stability for Python because, essentially since it is often enterpr

>Instead of performance, I’d like to see more effort in portability, package management, and stability for Python because, essentially since it is often enterprise managed, juggling fifteen versions of Python where 3.8.x supports native collection typing annotations but we use 3.7.x, etc. is my biggest complaint. Also up there is pip and just the general mess of dependencies and lack of a lock file. Performance doesn’t even make the list. I have been leading a Python project lately and, yes, the tooling is very poor, although it is getting better. I have found poetry to be a very good for venv management and lock files + having one file for all your config.