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If you ignore the trend and stick to a single version of any language you've mentioned the churn would have been minimized. Therefore it is not a (core) languag
by lifthrasiir 5y ago
If you ignore the trend and stick to a single version of any language you've mentioned the churn would have been minimized. Therefore it is not a (core) language problem but a social or ecosystem problem. Not to say that it is not a problem, but it would be probably nothing to do with anything you've claimed in the OP.
- loopz 5y agoYou almost never want to get stuck on an old unsupported language version. Language is defined by culture, ecosystem and their application of intention.