How can you decide what the most popular coding language is? It’s like trying to pick the most popular ice cream flavor - everyone has a favorite. The truth
Also, what about the developer experience in python is good?
All my experiences with Python so far have been that you’d rather use a sane language with a proper ecosystem, not the inconsistency that is Python with the mess that is pypi.
Yeah, I haven’t had a good experience with it yet either. I guess, if all you’re writing are scripts with <100 lines of code and 0-2 dependencies, then the non-Python options (JavaScript, Go, Lua, Groovy) aren’t terribly better either.
Also, what about the developer experience in python is good? All my experiences with Python so far have been that you’d rather use a sane language with a proper ecosystem, not the inconsistency that is Python with the mess that is pypi.
Yeah, I haven’t had a good experience with it yet either. I guess, if all you’re writing are scripts with <100 lines of code and 0-2 dependencies, then the non-Python options (JavaScript, Go, Lua, Groovy) aren’t terribly better either.