I think having such migration pages for people coming from other languages is a good idea. Maybe also should include basic programming knowledge such as "a single linked list is not a vector", but then where to begin? If such page says that some operations are slower on Racket lists (append), then best to put also an explanation why this is not necessarily a bad thing (because the lists are used in a certain way, where such operations are avoided mostly and otherwise we use differently named data structures) or in what situations some operations are faster. Otherwise people might simply go and think: "Oh my, why don't they simply use lists like in Python?" The page needs to tell people: "What you found in Python, you also have in Racket, just use data structure xyz."
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