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> unifying around one language is far more beneficial to productivity than e.g. the small speed benefit you’ll get from using Rust Is it? I've found that using
by nicoburns 4y ago
> unifying around one language is far more beneficial to productivity than e.g. the small speed benefit you’ll get from using Rust
Is it? I've found that using multiple languages has a negligible effect on productivity (especially if they're being used for separate projects and there's no need for FFI), but that using a poor one has a big effect.
- afavour 4y agoIMO it depends on company size. If we’re talking startup startup then it’s beneficial. Once you’re big enough that you don’t need engineers to switch between different contexts/services so much it isn’t as important.