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Each of those languages has its downside: * Ruby and its clones are declining as their signature frameworks (Rails, Grails, etc) are replaced by newer ones lik
by vorg 9y ago
Each of those languages has its downside:
* Ruby and its clones are declining as their signature frameworks (Rails, Grails, etc) are replaced by newer ones like Node, Go Http, etc
* Python has the version 2 or 3 problem for now
* Javascript is too complicated
I think in 20 years time when the dynamic language fad has well passed, like the 4GL fad before it, there'll only be 2 dynamic languages left in the market, just as the 4GL's dwindled to only Visual Basic and perhaps Delphi.
They'll be Python 3 and Javascript, so choose one of those.