Right, I was trying to say that it's no more capable and seems objectively worse as a programming language. Don't get me wrong, it looks like a comprehensive le

Right, I was trying to say that it's no more capable and seems objectively worse as a programming language. Don't get me wrong, it looks like a comprehensive learning library but why learn a language that isn't used for production software? People don't "like open things" because of marketing hype, they just tend use the most useful things. Collaboration in programming is a feature. If no other projects on github are written in "wolfram language", then learning to program doesn't really enable you to do as much.