So I mostly agree. Python makes it great to start with and iterate. Unlike say golang. What I've found is while python gets you started quickly it also let

So I mostly agree. Python makes it great to start with and iterate. Unlike say golang. What I've found is while python gets you started quickly it also lets you "sprawl" on your bad habits. A team that got into python with little experience in good habits ends up writing a lot of python code, fast that is hard to read and maintain and continue improving without fear. Having moved to golang (for services only) the idioms are more in your face. Frustrating at first but once you pay the tax it is smoothish sailing. Now I could be biased given experience in "general" software design.