Python received much of its latest praise from introductory level college students that haven't done much programming other than "import numpy". I've used python and sure i like it better than other "bad languages" but when you look around in the real world you see that it's not the best or the most popular choice.
- cloud/ops space has moved to Go
- Java/C# are overall better languages and more productive environments than python for large scale services.
- A million websites still use php and the community is thriving. Billion-dollar companies use ruby to transact billions of dollars (stripe,shopify).
- Js is eating the world
Python found its niche in AI/ML space and sure is a great language but that's it?
- cloud/ops space has moved to Go
- Java/C# are overall better languages and more productive environments than python for large scale services.
- A million websites still use php and the community is thriving. Billion-dollar companies use ruby to transact billions of dollars (stripe,shopify).
- Js is eating the world
Python found its niche in AI/ML space and sure is a great language but that's it?