> Fracturing happens for any popular, long-lived programming language. There are many languages that are very stable over long periods of time. It's just that

> Fracturing happens for any popular, long-lived programming language. There are many languages that are very stable over long periods of time. It's just that Python was a terrible language to begin with that got rushed designs and features tacked on to it over time. Even if you're a "lover" of something like asyncio, there's like three distinct "eras" of asyncio that have you write it in three different ways. Not only that, Python's asyncio is the worst implementation of it that I've seen. That's a common theme in Python packages.