Yup it's why the language shouldn't be too integrist with its theories or too particular with its syntax, because when time comes to find an intern to survive a

Yup it's why the language shouldn't be too integrist with its theories or too particular with its syntax, because when time comes to find an intern to survive a few month and they're all swimming in Java and Javascript, you're fucked and you cant even beg a C/C++ oldie to come out of retirement. Rust might be okay but even Python I would hesitate. I and my team all converted quickly to being efficient java+js+C# devs coming from either of each and I cant imagine working in a company when not only the business and the tools are particular, but the frigging language as well. It's overloading for new comers. And imagine in 20 years, which is the age of the software I maintain: you d rather fight a Java or C# spaggheti or a Rust spaggheti ? It will be a spaggheti, you can't escape it and last 20 years being profitable.