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i beg to differ. IMO Python is slowly becoming - or already became - the new Java - and is being used as such. i am programming with it for 25y, and it still al

i beg to differ. IMO Python is slowly becoming - or already became - the new Java - and is being used as such. i am programming with it for 25y, and it still allows things to be as simple as they were long time ago (attribute access is single well-defined thing, which means: simple), but overall mass use is not simple anymore..

pwdisswordfishz 2y ago
Actually, Go is the new Java: - garbage-collected - opinionated design meant for easy adoption by inexperienced coders - static type system that is primitive to the point of being stifling - dearth of abstract, generic language constructs - lots of boilerplate, especially around error handling - heavy reliance on code generation