Say Goodbye to Python and Hello to Mojo

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[manmohan]

Recruiters have already started hiring developers with 10 years of mojo experience guys.

[charlesmaganga]

Python has been around for many years and has become one of the most widely used programming languages in the world, with a large and active community of developers and users. It is used in a wide range of domains, from web development to data analysis to scientific computing, and its popularity is driven by factors such as its ease of use, flexibility, and the large number of libraries and tools available for it.

[ratanlambha]

Thumbnails and titles are super catchy nowadays. Kudos

[Rajatsharma-ddpf]

It's exciting to see the possibilities that Mojo can offer! While Python has been a popular language for a long time, it's always good to explore new options and find what works best for each project. Best of luck with the transition to Mojo!

[Connected_Chronicles]

Get ready to see Mojo developer requirement with 5+ years of experience

[NareshreddyKola]

Thanks Hitesh for taking your time in sharing this with us. I guess It is too early to say whether Mojo will fade away Python. Python is a very popular language with a large community of users and developers. Mojo is still in its early stages of development, and it is not clear yet whether it will be able to gain the same level of adoption as Python.
However, Mojo has some potential advantages over Python. It is faster and more efficient, and it is better suited for AI tasks. If Mojo can be made more user-friendly and accessible, it could become a popular choice for AI development.
Only time will tell whether Mojo will fade away Python. But it is certainly a language to watch.

[always-aj]

Hi Hitesh, could you please make a video on how begineers can read the large codebases and understand them for contribution? There is no particular video on the internet

[always-aj]

Everything is upgrading in the world of Coding because I am entering! 😎😂

[floatpoint]

In my opinion, it's definitely not a python killer. People have singing the same song about Javascript for years but it just seems to come back stronger.Python will pretty much play it out the same.

[babumosai]

Once Kotlin was also taking over java 😂

[ishaquenizamani]

I am a machine learning engineer and I love python and sometimes people want me to create some projects on C++ and I didn't like that 😕 but now seeing other option like mojo I kinda love the idea 💡

[vaibhavshah]

so can we use tensorflow/pytorch in mojo also?

[PIXS]

If it is all true but still one thing is fact that industry wide implementation takes many years...

[psyyhill]

The best thing we can do is adapt with the tech and keep learning!

[amitkesarwani]

Nice keep updating with this new information 😇

[giannimariani]

Where is the git repo for mojo and which open source license is it provided with?

[didiervandendaele]

It's not the death of Python but it's Python++ !

[manjurulislamkhan]

Mojo claims to be a superset of python. It probably doesn't have to be a murderer, rather a bigger brother

[jasc]

I am used to Microsoft C# since 2003, is Python/Mojo similar or completely different? I never encountered Python in the big pharma/chemistry companies I worked for.

[akshaygurjar]

Mojo's advantage over Python is its lightweight and high-performance nature for building fast and scalable web applications.