> I started off in PHP. It was wild. Help a lot to start with something SO wrong :) My first dynamic language was python, and the quality of the docs and over

> I started off in PHP. It was wild. Help a lot to start with something SO wrong :) My first dynamic language was python, and the quality of the docs and overall apis of major libraries soft the landing. But later I note that was parts of MY code that become a mess. The problem of delay of good design? is that good design GETS delayed. And then fix that later is a problem. Major libraries and core APIs have the time frame and focus to polish them, but the rest of the code most do?, not much, so it stay in the awkward phase of "later will be refactored, maybe. Perhaps..." Then later I move to F# and rust and can't delay bad design for long. Is a chore to slow down at the start of the coding phase but later the speed up is huge: i don't need to fix my past mistakes by the truckloads...