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Could i know some reasons for you to dislike Python ?

• andrei_says_ 4y ago
  Not OP but I do - because I’ve tried Ruby and python feels like an extremely clunky and inflexible version of it - similar enough to feel quite close and remind me of all the flow and conveniences it doesn’t have. The feeling is like speaking to someone with a stutter or walking in a room filled with things to slightly stub your toe onto.
• claudiug 4y ago
  im writing python now as my current feature job I will list some crap that is mine, and my personal view. not an expert on python, not a programmer designer. I'm 100% convince that alternative exist, or im complete an fool. - self when writing oop/camelCase vs snake_casse others even better CamelCase_V1_magic_action - classes with lower cases / strange names - hundreds of lines of code per functions/ if/else/ etc. open sqlalqhemy and have a look - if you want async/away you need to colorise your function - __private__ - len/str, that is basically __len__ __str__ - package management - map/select/fold/ dont exists. just use [x in y for x in list] - := strange go var inside of if, that only work there - if you dont return from a function, then, what the function will return? a lot of web frameworks, that either copy(rails, sinatra, nextjs) - a lot of junior developers, with junior code or show to us code - python is basically a glue lang for c/c++ libraries - complicated deployment. - version management also a mess - cyclic import exception. it sucks. i know im at fault but is tsucks - people tend to write criple code, because python is easy. I think is a mistake. - asyncio is hard. but again my view here :) looks easy on js - I dislike decorators. - i dislike multiple inheritance :) - the str format demo.format vs f"{format}" vs whatever else end of random rants :)