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Learning curve close to none? I like that many times there's "the way" of doing things, but when I have to do something slightly outside the recommended way, I
by pmoleri 6y ago
Learning curve close to none?
I like that many times there's "the way" of doing things, but when I have to do something slightly outside the recommended way, I feel that the effort required outweights all the benefits.
- rumanator 6y agoIsn't that true for all frameworks?
- tarsinge 6y ago“The way” of doing things depends on the language, and for example for me Python is very hard. It’s not my main stack but I use it regularly and after years I still can’t find "the way" of doing things by myself, I feel like I end up on stackoverflow way too often because of anxiety of not being idiomatic. It’s like there is an enormous meta knowledge very specific to the language. That’s not something I experience with other stacks.