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It's nice to see an article that focuses on the common strengths of programming languages, and what came out of them, instead of the usual X vs. Y content. Ther
by phaylon 15y ago
It's nice to see an article that focuses on the common strengths of programming languages, and what came out of them, instead of the usual X vs. Y content. There is often so much common ground (especially between dynamic programming languages) that many solutions and knowledge are easily transferable and could be shared as well, independent from actual code.