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Not to mention that to embark right now on a fancy-language-of-the-week codebase could be a career ending (and/or even company ending) mistake. I mean, I still
by AshamedCaptain 5y ago
Not to mention that to embark right now on a fancy-language-of-the-week codebase could be a career ending (and/or even company ending) mistake. I mean, I still work regularly on C++ codebases that are >30 years old (no STL!) and are supported and extended and even switch companies from time to time. God knows how many "languages of the future" we've had in these 30 years.