Discussing language features, runtime reflections and direction forward in Python the lazy way.
Coming up on 30 years and Python programming language has been growing faster than ever. It has endured many paradigm shifts along the way as well as many competitors for the throne of prototyping king. Unlike its contemporaries which has come and gone, Python is more popular than ever and it topped every popularity chart before agents skewed all datasets. Reflecting on where we had been and where we are going make for a great realignment. Will Python's explicit typing cost its personality or force an evolution rarely seen since Python 2.7?
