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Attempts to create big iterations on successful languages seem to consistently fail to win adoption.
by mcantelon 15y ago
Attempts to create big iterations on successful languages seem to consistently fail to win adoption.
- gjm11 15y agoC++ seems like a pretty obvious counterexample, even though it didn't call itself "C". Others: Fortran 90. Common Lisp. Visual Basic. [EDITED to add: Perl 5.] ANSI C was quite a big change from K&R, even.
- batista 15y agoNot to mention: C11x (or whatever it's called), which has huge support from vendors and C++ guys, C# 4.0 that is miles ahead of C# 1.0,