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Most of the inconsistencies in JS are with respect to the DOM / standard library exposed by the various browsers. That is surely not part of the PL. As for Pyt
by m0th87 13y ago
Most of the inconsistencies in JS are with respect to the DOM / standard library exposed by the various browsers. That is surely not part of the PL.
As for Python 3, if they hadn't made breaking changes, people would complain instead about the various warts the language has acquired over the years that they refuse to fix for the sake of backward compatibility. There's no solution that makes everyone happy, but I'm glad that the python community is still willing to make high risk / high reward decisions about the language's evolution. That's a sign that it's not yet set in its ways.
- skrebbel 13y agoOh, sure enough. I agree with the Python 3 decisions. In fact, my beef is mostly with the (otherwise excellent) ecosystem not doing enough effort to keep up. You only need a few major frameworks and libraries to say "ok, next release is Py 3 and Py 3 only" and the whole ecosystem moves over within a year, I'll bet.