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Forget about HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. You can build AI and data applications using Python alone! Python is the best programming language out there. You can now use it across the stack. Take a look at Taipy, an open-source Python library to build end-to-end production applications. Star their repository:...

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Dave Lazar 的头像
Dave Lazar2 年前

I mean, it’s an OK scripting language. We agree! It has some majorly annoying features (V2 to V3 anyone) and then there is the whitespace thingy. So maybe it is numero uno in spite of all that for AI/ML because, lucky libraries! But best programming language? C’mon.

Santiago 的头像
Santiago2 年前

It depends on how you define “best.” My criteria: 1. How easy it is to use. 2. How popular it is. 3. Support for my field (AI/ML) I haven’t found a better language for me yet.

Gilgamesh Enki(du) 的头像
Gilgamesh Enki(du)2 年前

"Python is the best programming language out there." 🤦 Programming languages are tools... but if you are a hammer I suppose you see everything as a nail.

Santiago 的头像
Santiago2 年前

Everyone uses different criteria to define their own favorite language. Based on my criteria, Python is the best.

Prashant Dixit 的头像
Prashant Dixit2 年前

Frameworks like taipy and @streamlit are pretty flexible to get started with inbuilt components, but it comes to customisation of web interfaces for different use-cases then either we have to build our own components using JS. We can't get over HTML, CSS and JS 😅

Andrea D'Agostino 的头像
Andrea D'Agostino2 年前

This lib is not easy to use and understand. The api is quite complex, especially for someone used to work with Streamlit

Anas Elarbidi 的头像
Anas Elarbidi2 年前

There is no best programming language; the task is what defines good programming language. It's 2024 so lets stop using terms like "best programming language."

Vuyo 的头像
Vuyo2 年前

For “easy or quick prototyping” maybe Python is best, but for performance is Java is better, C++ outperforms Java but C++ is platform dependent. I’m not agreeing or disagreeing with you all I am saying is Context matters. E.g Best but under what circumstances & objectives?

Coen Mooij 的头像
Coen Mooij2 年前

Forget about hats! You can now wear underwear on your head. Underwear is the most comfortable clothing out there. You can now wear it all over your body. Note: underwear will not fully replace hats!

Andrew Lea MA(Cantab) FBCS FRSA ✝️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 的头像
Andrew Lea MA(Cantab) FBCS FRSA ✝️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿2 年前

#Python is indeed a very good language, eg fast #prototyping of some types of #AI (my field of 40 years). But the “best” language depends on the task (Python is too slow for a #chess engine); the skills and libraries available; & so forth. So sadly there is no “best” language!

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