Typescript is way way better for one off scripts than Python - using Deno you can have single scripts that can actually import third party and first party dependencies reliably.
Neither of those work well in Python. To import third party libraries you need to use Pipenv or Poetry or one of the many other half baked options.
Importing first party dependencies (e.g. code from another file) is also a nightmare because the path searching strategy `import` uses is insane. It can even import different code depending on how you run Python!
Absolutely agree. I've been writing Typescript for years for work, but I constantly try and explore other languages. The only language I'm never 100% sure how to handle in terms of importing both local and third party code is Python. Virtualenvs are a joke, and version management is terrible. Local imports don't make sense too.
Neither of those work well in Python. To import third party libraries you need to use Pipenv or Poetry or one of the many other half baked options.
Importing first party dependencies (e.g. code from another file) is also a nightmare because the path searching strategy `import` uses is insane. It can even import different code depending on how you run Python!