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Getting rid of 60% of the code, generally speaking is a productivity boost. It's a bit more significant than a "few characters". I'm pretty sure that developin
by ReflectedImage 4y ago
Getting rid of 60% of the code, generally speaking is a productivity boost.
It's a bit more significant than a "few characters".
I'm pretty sure that developing with scripting languages is significantly faster than regular programming languages :p
Are you actually trying to argue against that?
Not sure why you think I was worshipping them?
Several hundred developers being knocked out by 20 developers is an impressive feat.