Re:Python overtakes JavaScript as most questioned language o...
by samravshanov on Saturday April 20, 2019 @04:45AM
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Probably both. Python ecosystem is expanding super fast. Look what is happening in data-science. Newborn Python libraries getting outdated too soon just like in JS ecosystem.
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Re:Python overtakes JavaScript as most questioned language o...
by krob on Saturday April 20, 2019 @06:25AM
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Expanding? Hope they expand & knock down most of the garbage documentation I've seen in python. I don't need any more library ref static sites like they do with java but with a python feel to them. Give me a functional example of how to use your code, not that you have lots of special methods that do things. Show me how those things are done.
Re:Python overtakes JavaScript as most questioned language o...
by imtringued on Saturday April 20, 2019 @12:37PM
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Userguides and references are both important parts of software documentation. A guide that covers problems and their solutions is a good way to start learning how to use a library but when you want to do something that isn't covered by the Userguide you absolutely need a reference that just lists what functions are available on which time in a bare bones manner.