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I have mixed feeling on this. I see what you are saying but I have also seen plenty of Python code written by what are clearly Java developers. And Framework c
by collyw 7y ago
I have mixed feeling on this.
I see what you are saying but I have also seen plenty of Python code written by what are clearly Java developers. And Framework collectors who have learned learn the very basics of Django before they moved onto something new - and hence written a load of overcomplicated crap that could have been done a lot cleaner if they had learned the framework in more depth. Learning some things in depth definitely has benefits.
- masukomi 7y agoi think these are different things. Yours is concerned with code quality and maintainability, both generally benefit from idiomatic programming style which people new to the language rarely have. And you're 100% right. BUT the parent post was talking about ideologies "the one true language" vs "hey, i can make this work anywhere" the latter camp affects you in that many of them don't have the discipline or patience to really ingest the new language before spewing out code that "works" but sucks for maintainers.