I think lots of people in the Python community are very good at what they are doing and just adjust to whatever the new situation requires. There are lots of P

I think lots of people in the Python community are very good at what they are doing and just adjust to whatever the new situation requires. There are lots of Python people that made a move to the JVM after they outgrew their Python environments. There are many that are now writing lots of Go and JavaScript. I don't think people "move on", they just also start using more than one programming language. A few years ago Python + C was all you needed. Now you need to deal with JavaScript if you want it or not, often there is Ruby involved because of deployment tools, there is more and more Go code, Java became popular in the same community etc.