> It's definitely not the trendy language anymore. It stoppend being "trendy" sometime in the last millenium. "Trendy" isn't the same thing as useful or widely

> It's definitely not the trendy language anymore. It stoppend being "trendy" sometime in the last millenium. "Trendy" isn't the same thing as useful or widely adopted, though. > But new languages are objectively better and getting adopted at a faster rate than ever. They also get dropped and replaced by the next "trendy" thing at a faster rate than ever.