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Or what happened to Java. And probably other ecosystems.

IMO a "softer", "recommended" packages approach is better longer term.



Ironic that you've both picked languages that are used quite effectively, if unsexily, to solve problems. Both Python and Java are at the "plateau of productivity" - there's not a whole lot of innovation going on, but they're stable, robust, and have a large ecosystem of tools that let you get work done quickly. A good portion of this is because of the stability of a large standard library that everyone can depend upon.




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