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I mean this is what people always say. My work = professional demanding work. Your work = amateur hour clown show. You really don’t think people can do profess
by paulcole 3y ago
I mean this is what people always say. My work = professional demanding work. Your work = amateur hour clown show.
You really don’t think people can do professional demanding work successfully with Python? Or are you aware that professional demanding work is done by people who aren’t you?
- aristofun 3y agoAnything can be done by anyone using anything. You’re off the point with your generalizations. The point is that python as a language has plenty of problems, I merely pointed out the reasons for some of them.
- paulcole 3y agoNo, you pointed out that Python was poorly designed for professional demanding work, using your own definition of demanding professional demanding work to make a broadly sweeping generalization.
- aristofun 3y agoThose are facts, like it or not. A) python was designed as a scripting language available to advanced users (something far away from professional work) B) whatever definition you take today - it’s obviously far away from whatever was considered a professional work back in late 80s: different types of challenges, different magnitudes of complexity, different standards and business environment.
- paulcole 3y agoI still have yet to understand what you mean by “professional demanding work” other than you consider the work you do to be “professional demanding work.” I work in marketing and used Python very effectively yesterday. Is that not professional demanding work?
- aristofun 3y agoI mean developing commercial software, software for money, software solving complex business tasks. For example gmail, or itunes desktop app, or app server, or any mobile app.