I completely disagree with this. The classic Java-style "enterprise OOP" code is a symptom of poor software design and papering over bad abstractions with more

I completely disagree with this. The classic Java-style "enterprise OOP" code is a symptom of poor software design and papering over bad abstractions with more abstractions. There's a lot of this code also written in Python. However, I think Python's forced indentation and cleaner syntax is a boon because it makes bad code look bad and unreadable. Too often, variations in style conventions are used as a smokescreen for rubbish software.