Re: Haskell is our first choice for building production soft...
by dehrmann on Monday January 11, 2021 @12:55PM
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> getting into a Python code base was the most difficult one, because of the lack of typed method parameters
One place I worked used to be a Python shop, but had migrated most of its services to Java. Chatting with one of the engineering leads for a large Python system that had a lot of business logic, he said where Python actually fails to scale is lines of code and developers because lack of types makes it harder to reason about and harder to make changes safely. This obviously changed now that type annotations are a thing.
One place I worked used to be a Python shop, but had migrated most of its services to Java. Chatting with one of the engineering leads for a large Python system that had a lot of business logic, he said where Python actually fails to scale is lines of code and developers because lack of types makes it harder to reason about and harder to make changes safely. This obviously changed now that type annotations are a thing.