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When you're trying to change things, it's best to appeal to the early adopters and to do give them a real reason to switch. Making it look the same and appealin
by nextparadigms 15y ago
When you're trying to change things, it's best to appeal to the early adopters and to do give them a real reason to switch. Making it look the same and appealing to the same "user base" won't work, because then they might find little reason to switch in the first place.
- cppsnob 15y agoStaying with the norm worked out quite well for both Java and C#.
- artsrc 15y agoWhen I learned Java in 1996 I did not already know Haskel, Lisp and Python. Now I do.
- cppsnob 15y agoI learned LISP and Python before Java and C#. The latter two are just as useful nevertheless. The world's experience outside of HN makes me think Dart will not be at all inhibited by its Java like syntax. If it doesn't catch on, it will be for other reasons.