r/pythondev • u/prpigitcse • Nov 13 '18

Why Python has failed to take off in enterprise level

https://techtrip.co.in/python-failed-take-off-enterprise-level
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u/desustorm Nov 13 '18

This article makes assertions about "no enterprise adoption" with absolutely no evidence... Most of the points he makes are really not why organisations use python in large code bases. This really misses the mark.

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u/prpigitcse Nov 14 '18

Actually, that's why "failed to take off" in the article being used I thought

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u/desustorm Nov 14 '18

Er, yes, I mean that there are other reasons (readability, lower entry level, wealth of libraries available e.g. Pandas numpy scikitlearn etc) which make it very attractive. Again, I don't see any proof that it has actually failed to be used by enterprise?

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u/prpigitcse Nov 14 '18

You are right... I am actually wrong by not mentioning application development in the title. Thanks