I found this blog post interesting, even though I do not fully agree with the authors’ conclusion. I don’t think it is the agility of Python as a programming language itself, but the developed infrastructure of libraries, online documentation and learning…

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An NPM user named PatrickJS launched a troll campaign with a package called "everything," which depends on all public npm packages.