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I'm just pleased to see that the complaints/rants against python are few, and without much import (at least for me).



One that I didn't see mentioned: why do I have to import a separate module and call a weirdly named function to get a stack trace? Why isn't it just a method on Exception? Not a major issue but it just feels wrong, along the same lines as __init__ and "if __name__=='__main__'".


At some level it makes sense probably... It's not a very common operation, so don't load it unless needed. It looks like an arbitrary choice, rather than good/bad design.




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