As someone who was a die-hard tabs guy for ~30 years, but has been using spaces for the last ~10: This post is correct, but irrelevant. I hung onto tabs for th

As someone who was a die-hard tabs guy for ~30 years, but has been using spaces for the last ~10: This post is correct, but irrelevant. I hung onto tabs for the reasons mentioned in the article: It doesn't require agreement on the number of spaces for an indent. I always liked 3 (a bit bigger indent than 2, not so much space as 4), but tabs meant people could pick whatever they liked. A single character that means "another indentation level" makes a lot of sense to me. But, at least in the Python world, spaces have won. So I switched, and whatever. I have bigger fish to fry, I'll use whatever. If I was on a team that chose tabs, I'd be fine with it. But I'd also be fine with spaces. Life is too short to care, tooling largely just takes care of it.