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As much as I don’t want to complain about all the new low level languages (it’s really cool to see so much innovation!) But I can’t help but feel a bit overwhe
by 3a2d29 4y ago
As much as I don’t want to complain about all the new low level languages (it’s really cool to see so much innovation!)
But I can’t help but feel a bit overwhelmed with options, and I know very few will ever catch on.
At least D seems to have some momentum, but I have fallen into the trap before of learning new languages that die.
I want to learn one of these, but I want it to last!
- dukc 4y agoD is pretty safe choice in that regard. It has been around 20 years already and still marches on. Also it has many companies using it that depend on it. So while there is no guarantee it will ever be among top-10 languages, it's unlikely to die off anytime soon either.
- verdagon 4y agoFor sure. Most of those are pretty young and experimental, so I'm glad D is adding something solid!
- acehreli 4y agoD is not popular but has a strong long-time following.