the Python mantra with that? Offtopic but, I switched from Ruby to Python for a new job about six months ago. While I love Ruby, I was looking forward to some

the Python mantra with that? Offtopic but, I switched from Ruby to Python for a new job about six months ago. While I love Ruby, I was looking forward to some of that "one way to do things" simplicity I'd been promised by Python. Boy... were my hopes crushed. There are a lot of possible ways to do any given thing, from iteration to package/import structures, etc. For the most part it seems like the proliferation of options in Python is pretty sane; I can generally see why each choice was made to address existing pain points. So kudos to Python for that. But man, did they leave "one way to do it" behind a loooong time ago.