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You're on HN. If it's not growing explosively - it's dead. Do I really need a "/s" here?
by Shorn 6y ago
You're on HN.
If it's not growing explosively - it's dead.
Do I really need a "/s" here?
- alephu5 6y agoAs well as this, I think it's also perceived to be a clunky old language. Our modern languages have much more ergonomic build systems, are much less verbose and have coding conventions tailored to modern tastes. This is important, so I predict that over the next few years, as the 20-30 year olds of today gain more senior positions, they're going to choose python, JavaScript, kotlin, golang or rust for new projects.