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This always happens with whatever language is in vogue at the time. Now it’s Rust. It used to be Go (which still has a little juice left). Before that, Closure
by mbreese 5y ago
This always happens with whatever language is in vogue at the time. Now it’s Rust. It used to be Go (which still has a little juice left). Before that, Closure and Haskell both had runs. And before that… hell, I remember when Java was talked about this way.
This is the natural order of things and is good.
And the proper term for introducing Rust should be “oxidation”.
- stefanve 5y agoelixir, RoR and nodeJS, (and Python a couple of times) spring to mind. Some of those languages have found a niche. But lot of new languages made older languages nicer by adopting language/framework features