Counterpoint: this is why almost all business code lacks quality. (To be clear: not because people aren't writing Perl, but because we tend to reflexively reje

Counterpoint: this is why almost all business code lacks quality. (To be clear: not because people aren't writing Perl, but because we tend to reflexively reject any technology that people are passionate about because "risk". But the risk of writing trash code that nobody ever could be passionate about is less visible. Also: I'm not saying there's an easy solution to this problem.)