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People seem to get really upset about a language that does not do what they want, or how they want it to be done, so they write articles about the language nobo
by bsg75 4y ago
People seem to get really upset about a language that does not do what they want, or how they want it to be done, so they write articles about the language nobody is forcing them to use.
I get that Rust or C++ has more power or expressiveness, but neither of those come without additional cognitive effort for us non-CS types. But if I don’t _need_ to work in Rust to get my work done, why bother ?
Go is good enough for me, Rust for others, etc. Hating a technology that you can choose not to use seems futile.
- erik_seaberg 4y ago> language nobody is forcing them to use Only if I were adamant enough to quit each time it happens (I say this having joined a team that was explicitly Java/Scala-focused, and yet.)