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Anything 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
by aristofun 3y ago
Anything 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.