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Their point is that the language they’re discussing requires you to write that library far more often than other languages, as a second order effect of few usin
by girvo 4y ago
Their point is that the language they’re discussing requires you to write that library far more often than other languages, as a second order effect of few using it. But you know that already, you just want to make a semi-snarky reply instead, I guess.
- dusted 4y agoNo, I just sincerely don't believe that library availability indicates anything except library availability. It tells nothing about a language other than how man libraries are available.