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41-42 years here. My experience was right from the beginning in designing new products so for me programming languages were just tools. After a while it was not
by FpUser 5y ago
41-42 years here. My experience was right from the beginning in designing new products so for me programming languages were just tools. After a while it was not a problem for me to start a project in completely new language and get the shit done without much fuzz. Most of the general-purpose languages are more or less the same and so are the libraries. Some are great. Some are not that much.
What I see now is that programmers are often concerned with not what they deliver but how – I’ll do anything as long as it is in A/B/C. Basically means substitute goals. I find it not very healthy.
There are some exotic languages of course which could make my brain melt but since I do not need any for my projects/products I would not care.
- BurningFrog 5y agoYeah, your second language can be a real struggle. But after the 5th there aren't many big mysteries. Languages have also gotten a lot better over the decades.