Maintainable Python Applications: a Guide for Skeptical Java Developers · Code Without Rules: "When you've been writing Java for a while switching to Python can make you a little anxious. Not only are you learning a new language with new idioms and tools, you're also dealing with a language with far less built-in safety. No more type checks, no more clear separation between public and private.
It's much easier to learn Python than Java, it's true, but it's also much easier to write unmaintainable code. Can you really build large scale, robust and maintainable applications in Python? I think you can, if you do it right.
The suggestions below will help get you started on a new Python project, or improve an existing project that you're joining. You'll need to keep up the best practices you've used in Java, and learn new tools that will help you write better Python"
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