The problem is that there is a misconception that python libraries needs to be "maintained" and if they are not maintained they should not be used. However, many long-tail libraries really do not need to be "maintained": the code is well tested, works, and it has no security implications. Some of these libraries are just clever algorithms or re-engineering of some obscure protocol or format.
I guess this is one more reason that java is still the safest choice :( Sad.
The problem is that there is a misconception that python libraries needs to be "maintained" and if they are not maintained they should not be used. However, many long-tail libraries really do not need to be "maintained": the code is well tested, works, and it has no security implications. Some of these libraries are just clever algorithms or re-engineering of some obscure protocol or format.
I guess this is one more reason that java is still the safest choice :( Sad.