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This: >I don't personally think that using a subset of an existing language is a pleasant solution for programmers. The language doesn't get a coherent design,
by kristiandupont 5y ago
This:
>I don't personally think that using a subset of an existing language is a pleasant solution for programmers. The language doesn't get a coherent design, and you don't know which parts of the language will be present.
..sounds exactly like the kind of justification I would come up with if I got excited about designing a new system. Something that has happened many times :-)
(Note: I am just joking here, I have tremendous respect for you and your team mates)
- pansa2 5y agoI think it's accurate, though. Far more people know Python and Ruby than Lua, but when it comes to embedding an interpreter in an application, nobody chooses the language subsets of MicroPython and mruby over the complete language of Lua.
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