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I don't see anything in your list of complaints that is about the actual language, not meekly about the culture surrounding it. The established perceptions of "
by usrusr 10y ago
I don't see anything in your list of complaints that is about the actual language, not meekly about the culture surrounding it. The established perceptions of "best practices" are much more in need of a shakeup than the language itself. Maybe replacing the language is the only way to achieve that change, but then it would be more like a necessary sacrifice than a goal on its own.
- cygned 10y agoThat's a true point. Maybe it's more about the culture. What I actually don't like about Java the language is the boilerplate; it's a very verbose language. I don't like that anymore. I am infected with LISP now.