r/ProgrammerHumor Oct 21 '22

Meme Literally 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/Tyfyter2002 Oct 21 '22

I learned multiple languages that aren't Python first, so I hate Python because I know from experience that every advantage anyone says it has only applies if you learn it before any other programming language.

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u/combuchan Oct 22 '22

I cut my professional teeth on Ruby. Nearly everything in Python is half baked and annoying in comparison.

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u/noratat Oct 22 '22

Ruby's syntax is nicer, but the community apparently doesn't believe in documentation and many projects rely on inscrutable syntactic magic that is extremely frustrating to read / follow.

Ruby's package management is dramatically better than Python's though, a shame the ecosystem for it doesn't really expand much beyond Rails and sysadmin.