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Yes, an interesting concept. But I guess it won't see a wide adoption: Who wants to learn a new language, if you can't use it for anything but X? And who will u
by tomthe 6y ago
Yes, an interesting concept. But I guess it won't see a wide adoption: Who wants to learn a new language, if you can't use it for anything but X? And who will use this language for X, if you haven't been able to learn it while doing Y?
- brundolf 6y agoI disagree. It's just a question of how many people are trying to do what it's designed for, and how much benefit it provides for that focused domain.
- enneff 6y agoPeople who want to do X well will learn the language. You can learn more than one language.
- dkersten 6y agoWho would want to learn Javascript for the frontend and Python/Ruby/C#/Java/PHP/Whatever for the backend? And HTML for UI with CSS for styling? You say this, but people do it all the time.