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I used Python for the last 10 years or so for all sorts of cross-platform command line scripting stuff, but watching Python3's progress I have the impression th
by flohofwoe 4y ago
I used Python for the last 10 years or so for all sorts of cross-platform command line scripting stuff, but watching Python3's progress I have the impression that this simple use case is no longer their main focus (I sometimes wonder if there's any focus or vision at all tbh). After having tinkered with Deno for the last 2 weeks or so I must say that this is indeed the 'better Python' (for me at least, and not because of Typescript - the language is more or less just an implementation detail for writing command line utilities - but because of Deno's approach to package management).
- gopisuvanam 4y agoPython has been my favorite for products and scripting. I've been advocating for Python's dominance when the world was after Java. But now I'm more inclined towards JavaScript. And agree with you Deno is taking the right approach (as opposed to nodejs). Having JavaScript in the front end and backed both can reduce resource requirements as well.