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I don't know much about V, I was answering why new languages are a good thing in general, even if they seem very similar to another. And I don't think every ne
by mapcars 3y ago
I don't know much about V, I was answering why new languages are a good thing in general, even if they seem very similar to another.
And I don't think every new language has to have some unique feature too. You can compare almost any modern "scripting" language for example to Common Lisp and ask why they exist, but they do and they enable lots of developers just fine.
- kaba0 3y agoThey don’t need a unique feature, but they do need at least a unique combination of existing features — languages are as much determined by what features they have as what they don’t. But V fails to make me interested on this count as well.