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Bit like security alerts which were initially just JS and Ruby. Indeed odd.
by switch007 7y ago
Bit like security alerts which were initially just JS and Ruby. Indeed odd.
- josegonzalez 7y agoI don't find it odd at all. It's likely just "languages we use" and "languages that would see enterprise value". Certainly Ruby/Javascript fall into the former, and Java/C# fall into the latter. Not saying Python doesn't have enterprise value, but we have to consider that this is an MVP, so it makes sense for them to limit to a subset of languages they feel comfortable about.