Python Best Practices for a New Project in 2021

Re:Python Best Practices for a New Project in 2021 by reacharavindh on Monday July 05, 2021 @01:30PM (#27740053)

I think it is better to not _decide_ which one to learn. They both have their perks and quirks. If you can, I’d recommend to dip your toes on both. For network services, Go feels super nice because of the high quality libraries in its ecosystem. I feel like it is better Java.

Rust on the hand, feels like a better C++... with a steep learning curve, and useful when you can/need to get something correct/efficient/safe at the cost of increased developer time and cognitive load.

They both have their place IMHO.

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Re:Python Best Practices for a New Project in 2021 by blooalien on Monday July 05, 2021 @02:17PM (#27740509)

Nice. Thank you for the info. Do they both have pretty good GUI toolkit support available? I currently use PyQt5 in Python, but I'm not totally against GTK if that's what is easier for Go or Rust. Still think I kinda feel like Go's the one of the two I'm prolly gonna learn first, although you've got me leanin' hard toward also learning Rust in addition to Go.

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