alt Hacker NewsIndeed. Python is faster to write and harder to maintain over the long run.
The "faster to write" advantage becomes less relevant if most code is going to be auto-generated.
The "harder to maintain" might still remain more relevant.
Indeed. Python is faster to write and harder to maintain over the long run.
The "faster to write" advantage becomes less relevant if most code is going to be auto-generated.
The "harder to maintain" might still remain more relevant.
>harder to maintain over the long run.
First off, this is begging the question. Second, if you never get to a point where you need to maintain something, who won?