Nextercism requires us to write a short description of the Python track to appear on the main track page. I'm not sure how we go about submitting it once we've written it, but the beta site seems to suggest that it's up to us to do.

Some examples

Go

Go is a compiled, open source programming language with a small, consistent syntax, a powerful standard library, and fantastic tooling. It's a great fit for web backends and command-line tools.

Rust

Rust is a compiled programming language designed for speed, concurrency, and memory safety. Rust programs can run almost anywhere, from low-power embedded devices to web servers.

Java

Java is a very widely used Object Oriented programming language. It's safe, simple to use and portable so that you can "write once, run anywhere".

R

R is an interpreted, open source programming language with powerful data manipulation and graphical capabilities. It has a thriving package ecosystem and is one of the most popular languages for data science.