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One reason is that 'crossover languages'–i.e. languages that are hosted on a platform they don't control–invariably face many challenges, e.g. look at F# on .NE
by yawaramin 5y ago
One reason is that 'crossover languages'–i.e. languages that are hosted on a platform they don't control–invariably face many challenges, e.g. look at F# on .NET. They also face leaky abstraction, documentation, tooling etc. issues.