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For me, it is communities that make or break a language. By starting from scratch, with a new language, you are starting with 0 users. You have to win hearts a
by xchaotic 10y ago
For me, it is communities that make or break a language.
By starting from scratch, with a new language, you are starting with 0 users. You have to win hearts and minds, rewrite the libraries and get market share.
Even then there will be places where this new language will not be allowed.
I think a new language it's rarely a good solution, ideally we should have an assembly language, a procedural language, Oo language and a functional language, ideally syntactically consistent.