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I agree on the other points. Can you elaborate on how "Deeply aware of the powerful and superior features of your favorite languages" makes one a bad programmer
by occamschainsaw 8y ago
I agree on the other points. Can you elaborate on how "Deeply aware of the powerful and superior features of your favorite languages" makes one a bad programmer?
Not trying to be sardonic, just want to know how to improve my programming skills.
- contingencies 8y agoIt is generally accepted that "right tool for the job" is a desirable philosophy.
- AnimalMuppet 8y agoIf you are "Deeply aware of the powerful and superior features of your favorite languages", then you probably are too deeply caught up in language fanboy-ism to actually understand the merits and disadvantages of your favorite languages compared to the alternatives. (You're probably also being a jerk to people who aren't fans of your languages.) They're tools. They're not rock bands. Don't get caught up in fanboy-ism.