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You are aware that Dart was not released in 2016, yes? The first public release was in 2011. Feel free to stick only to your company's Recommended Best Practic
by benley 10y ago
You are aware that Dart was not released in 2016, yes? The first public release was in 2011.
Feel free to stick only to your company's Recommended Best Practices Industry Standard Languages and Libraries. But, there are lots of languages out there, and many of us have good reasons for using them. Deal with it.
- ClayFerguson 10y agoWell if you jump from language to language, you'll never build a strong resume. Keep that in mind. I'm nearly 50yrs old now and have stayed on course with either C++ or Java, and never needed or wanted any of the "Flavor of the Week" crap the script kiddies love piddling in. Personally I think not being able to stick to something is a form of A.D.D. but that's just me. Deal with that. And no I didn't give a shit about nor claim I knew when Dart was invented.