> It has pivoted towards the handful of companies with “projects with tens and hundreds of developers“
Handful of companies? Small and medium businesses, according to most definitions, can have up to 100 employees, and they generally make up to 90% of the businesses in most countries. If these small and medium businesses are writing Python apps, it's far from inconceivable that they will at some point have tens of people working on a project.
You make it sounds like you need to be a company with 1 million employees in order to have a big project.
And I don't see how these changes impact the "millions (?)" using Python for small projects. Python type checking is optional.
Handful of companies? Small and medium businesses, according to most definitions, can have up to 100 employees, and they generally make up to 90% of the businesses in most countries. If these small and medium businesses are writing Python apps, it's far from inconceivable that they will at some point have tens of people working on a project.
You make it sounds like you need to be a company with 1 million employees in order to have a big project.
And I don't see how these changes impact the "millions (?)" using Python for small projects. Python type checking is optional.