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Not something I would call seamless.
> pyqt to leverage the c++ qt lib and all it's tooling
This isn't native.
> mac and linuxes implement natively of lot of tools in their os for this reason
Generally command line scripts, which is something that Python is good at.
> There is also a reason it's one of the few languages allowed in prod at google.
What Google allows in production has only an oblique relevance to whether it should be used for a specific task.
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Not something I would call seamless.
> pyqt to leverage the c++ qt lib and all it's tooling
This isn't native.
> mac and linuxes implement natively of lot of tools in their os for this reason
Generally command line scripts, which is something that Python is good at.
> There is also a reason it's one of the few languages allowed in prod at google.
What Google allows in production has only an oblique relevance to whether it should be used for a specific task.