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I'll tell you: You're wrong, so is OP. Benching languages against eachother is like pitting birds of prey against eachother, its pointless because they will hu

I'll tell you: You're wrong, so is OP. Benching languages against eachother is like pitting birds of prey against eachother, its pointless because they will hunt what they hunt. This language/framework dispute I though was fever back in bad PHP days has not changed. I'm not saying; 'oh you kids dont know shit' I'm saying the language is not the problem, the problem is the problem, the right tool for said problem is the answer. You find Swift complex and speak about why, you're not wrong with its application, iOS it does very well, therefore its a tool for an iOS job. If I grew up just learning Swift and nothin else, I would say swift is the best . Plato's cave springs to mind. We are all Engineers, Developers, Hackers, Designers and or Code Monkeys.. Don't try to pit against, know the right tool for the job, if you cant find it, make it. With people who can. I though thats how we roll

wwright 6y ago
To be clear, that’s kind of what I was trying to say :) maybe the “only advantage” part at the end made that unclear. I think the problems you’d want to use Go for, the problems you’d want to use Rust for, and the problems you’d want to use Swift for are largely non-overlapping (in spite of whatever similarities they do have).