I used Python as my main language for a few years like a decade back. Then I found better solutions and left it behind. But now I'm redpilled on Python again for one reason: almost every major Linux distro has it preinstalled by default. I don't use Python to develop applications, I use it to do more than a shell script.
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Python is what comes out when you reset my coding abilities to factory settings. I don't love it, but I kind of think In it, which is very weird.
What did you move on to and why?
I ask because I've learned a few languages over the years to a basic degree of proficiency, but I still always reach for python for the things I build. I just never want to build in other languages, there's always some annoyance that I get tired of, like curly braces or monads or strange counterintuitive type system quirks. Things I like to build don't usually require async and are destined to run on PCs and so I've found very little reason to dick with other languages. I'd love good reasons to do it.
+1 I'm also using python for most of my stuff. Never reached a point when I needed more than that.
I also like the snek language. Very handy for Raspberry Pi projects.
Python is my calculator.