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I think “bleeding edge” is measured more by mind share than by release date. For example, Ruby was already 9 years old when Rails came out in 2004. That was whe

by teeray 4y ago

I think “bleeding edge” is measured more by mind share than by release date. For example, Ruby was already 9 years old when Rails came out in 2004. That was when it became bleeding edge.

autotune 4y ago
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- teeray 4y ago
  Don’t feel that way—You made people think about the life cycle of languages and it fostered some interesting discussion. That’s what we’re all about here, so you did good :)