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I've been working with python professionally for just over a year now and the main difference from having come from a .net background seems to be that tests are
by vizzier 1y ago
I've been working with python professionally for just over a year now and the main difference from having come from a .net background seems to be that tests are far easier to write and more prevalent in our codebase. I'm sure some of that is cultural, but "runtime" errors are quickly found by any reasonable test suite.
That said, it always saddens me that ML (as in oCaml and F#) don't get more love. They basically can hit all the same bases with ease of readability, multi paradigm, module first programming that python can but just never got the same love.