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I learned Python in 2004 (circa Python 2.3) and since developed several years mainly in Python, but somewhere along this path I lost almost all my excitment and
by doe88 12y ago
I learned Python in 2004 (circa Python 2.3) and since developed several years mainly in Python, but somewhere along this path I lost almost all my excitment and joy for this language. I used to dream in Python, now I find it cumbersome and to me Python 3 was an unnecessary pain and I also know some people are afraid to say it explicitly because you want to look as someone who remain on top of your game by being able to cope with new things, but knowing how to deal with Python 2/3 doesn't mean it was a good move. I'm now just happy to not have to develop in Python anymore.
- Scramblejams 12y agoWhat did you move to?
- Peaker 12y agoNot the same guy, but I moved to Haskell. Not due to Python 3, but because I've realized that to get the awesome features Python has, I don't have to give up the safety and performance I thought I had to.