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I skimmed, it seems to be marketing for confusing terminology > Brown Language: A language that you are more likely to use in existing software maintenance. Th
by nmz 3y ago
I skimmed, it seems to be marketing for confusing terminology
> Brown Language: A language that you are more likely to use in existing software maintenance. These projects are often called brown-field projects.
> Green Language: A language that you are more likely to use in a new green-field project.
My first thought of a "green" language was one that was the most energy efficient. They can have the "brown" language terminology but not green.
Its also strange to use a color label for something that can be thought of in temperature, their "green" is just about the hot new language, which all of the brown languages were at one time.