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I took rapsey's item #3 to mean that languages tend to grow well when they're required—or at the very least considered the first-class option—for accessing a de
by handrous 5y ago
I took rapsey's item #3 to mean that languages tend to grow well when they're required—or at the very least considered the first-class option—for accessing a desirable ecosystem or platform, which does seem to be one major way language adoption grows. Not just that they let developers do things they maybe weren't before (but could have been, in another language).
- littlestymaar 5y agoYes, I think it's literally what was meant in the original comment, but I've given it a slightly broader definition because I think this aspect is a huge factor in Rust's popularity.