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New language couldn't solve our problem even its inventor comes from Google or not. Take for example go language, what the go language achives to us, just nothi
by mgoo 15y ago
New language couldn't solve our problem even its inventor comes from Google or not. Take for example go language, what the go language achives to us, just nothing. Same rule could be applied to this unknown super start language. Startups and freelance developer could use that toy language to implement their worthless and crap 'todo web app' but real world dont have free time to play with these toy languages. Technology is not consist with web apps, we need scalable, easy to learn, easy to read, easy to maintain languages. And finally look from broad perspective, all of the new web languages doesnt have a mature ide like Eclipse or Visual Studio, dont suggest me to use vim or emacs, i dont have enough time, i am not an idiot to fuck my brain with those useless shortcut keys.
- mtogo 15y ago> hat the go language achives to us, just nothing. Maybe for you, but not for the hundreds-thousands of people using it. > Technology is not consist with web apps What? > all of the new web languages doesnt have a mature ide like Eclipse or Visual Studio I'm going to assume be "web languages" you are talking about Python, Ruby, Javascript (on nodejs), and Perl. Most people get along fine with the existing tools. Many people don't even like ides like VS. > me to use vim or emacs, i dont have enough time, i am not an idiot to fuck my brain with those useless shortcut keys. Not sure how learning fast, easy shortcut keys would 'fuck your brain'. > but real world dont have free time to play with these toy languages. False. Developers in the 'real world' work with cool new languages, frameworks and tools every day. If you're not willing to learn them that's your own problem.