The problem is not the language but the “standard library” used by it, which is quite ad hoc and organically built.
The language may not be the most intuitive at parts, but I feel that it is not the actual problem people have - I think what trips up people (me included) is that one pretty much grep for a similar package to be able to start doing the work. Why does a python derivation require this function instead of the generic one, what are the package names, etc. Some stricter structure would be welcome, in my opinion.
The language may not be the most intuitive at parts, but I feel that it is not the actual problem people have - I think what trips up people (me included) is that one pretty much grep for a similar package to be able to start doing the work. Why does a python derivation require this function instead of the generic one, what are the package names, etc. Some stricter structure would be welcome, in my opinion.