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It's the same argument I would make in general: ubiquity does not signify popularity, and ubiquity does not signify quality. This is especially prevalent when a
by Fellshard 7y ago
It's the same argument I would make in general: ubiquity does not signify popularity, and ubiquity does not signify quality. This is especially prevalent when a language becomes the 'de facto' sole option for a given environment.
- tincholio 7y agocough JS cough