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Your startup should go with "what works." The exact definition of what works varies for each person/company, but here's a list of things that aren't in it: * L
by awj 15y ago
Your startup should go with "what works." The exact definition of what works varies for each person/company, but here's a list of things that aren't in it:
* Languages that entirely lack the needed libraries to perform a library-intensive task. (e.g. a CRUD web app in C++)
* Languages that you do not know
* Langauges that you only want to use because they're "hip" right now