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I've found programming language differences less and less interesting the longer I do this. They all do the same thing. Everything's pointers and stacks, usuall
by brimble 5y ago
I've found programming language differences less and less interesting the longer I do this. They all do the same thing. Everything's pointers and stacks, usually not that far beneath the surface. Some are more or less ergonomic, but nothing (that sees any widespread use, anyway) is really very different. Just another set of quirks and (probably bad) tools to learn. Library availability & quality matters more to me than what the language looks like.