Comment by rhubarbtree

Comment by rhubarbtree 5 days ago

This is the main reason. Pythons ecosystem also has silly trends and package churn, and plenty of untrained developers. It’s the lack of a proper standard library. As bad a language as it may be, Java shows how to get this right.

palata 5 days ago

> As bad a language as it may be, Java shows how to get this right.

To be fair Java has improved a lot over the last few years. I really have the feeling that Java is getting better, while C++ is getting worse.

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rhubarbtree a day ago

Goddamnit: meant to write “node’s” not “pythons”. Human is hallucinating.

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PhilipRoman 5 days ago

What? Python's standard library seems far more extensive than Java's.

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rhubarbtree a day ago

A strange typo: should have written “node”. Kinda changed the intent of my comment. Oops.

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yunwal 5 days ago

Yeah if anything I'm used to the opposite complaint about python that there's too much included in the stdlib.

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