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True, but the number of developers who expect batteries to be included is not small. And those are the people who "* for dummies" markets to. And when your mana
by oconnore 16y ago
True, but the number of developers who expect batteries to be included is not small. And those are the people who "* for dummies" markets to. And when your manager goes to Barnes and Noble and sees an entire wall of "* in 3 days", guess what language he is going to pick for his next project?
- eru 16y agoJava? More serious: Batteries included make it easier to get up to speed. It's also easier to use synaptic as an "AppStore" instead of hunting for everything out in the web. Though for languages that I am more familiar with, e.g. Haskell, I am more open to hunt myself (or install custom package managers like Haskell's cabal).
- chc 16y agoWhich language is my "X For Dummies"-toting boss going to pick? Probably not the one with the best Fedora package.
- chc 16y agoWhich language is my "X For Dummies"-toting boss going to pick? Probably not the one with the best Fedora package.