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I'm not convinced that Python was ever all that beloved of web fashionistas or technology blogs. If you think that NodeJS could replace it, you probably don't u
by GlennS 14y ago
I'm not convinced that Python was ever all that beloved of web fashionistas or technology blogs. If you think that NodeJS could replace it, you probably don't understand what Python programmers find appealing in a language. These are people who like their code tidy, and are really bothered by little details like [] + [] == "".
Agree with you about Perl though. Definitely still a persistent hum of Perl usage amongst programmers I know.
- kamaal 14y ago>>you probably don't understand what Python programmers find appealing in a language. 99% of all programmers in this world are in the game for employment reasons. People are going to go things where money is. In the past it was Python, now its slowly shifting to something else.