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Very interesting question. The benefits of a new language has to be weighed against the learning that has to be done to use it and the load of maintaining thing
by tormeh 10y ago
Very interesting question. The benefits of a new language has to be weighed against the learning that has to be done to use it and the load of maintaining things in different languages. It's not every 3 years or anything like that, but Java is 20 years old now, and it shows.
- afandian 10y agoAnd another generation of programmers wastes time rewriting the same stuff in the language du jour.
- greydius 10y agoThis is going to happen anyway.
- pjmlp 10y ago> It's not every 3 years or anything like that, but Java is 20 years old now, and it shows. Yes, I get to use mature libraries for everything without having to spend development time redoing them, and can focus on business code instead.