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Making a language feel more familiar to the developers that would likely be using it will probably speed up its adoption and decrease the learning curve for new
by thatswrong0 8y ago
Making a language feel more familiar to the developers that would likely be using it will probably speed up its adoption and decrease the learning curve for new developers. I don't understand what is so enraging about that.
- jarcane 8y agoNo one did this for Python. People still complain about it, but somehow, it became one of the most popular languages on the planet. And how is it welcoming to newcomers to essentially be upfront asking them "right, now which syntax will you use?" Unless the answer of course is just to nudge them all in the direction of the one owned by a massive corporation with more money than some countries ...
- bobbby 8y agoHow's the uptake for ocaml going? Its had 20 years maybe next year will be its year?