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I'd rather have the insights of someone who programmed in one language, than someone who dabbled in 200.
by coldtea 3y ago
I'd rather have the insights of someone who programmed in one language, than someone who dabbled in 200.
- Alifatisk 3y agoI agree, it seems common for people to learn "Hello, world" in 200 languages rather than diving deeper into one. I also understand why this happens, it's exciting and new, but I think the latter is more beneficial.
- AtlasBarfed 3y agoHow about good experience in about 5? And took an undergrad Programming Languages class? Going from Python (and not a comp sci background it appears superficially) to GoLang isn't some broad journey of deep insight into programming languages, not just from the Lisp zealotry, but to know the practical advantages of things at enterprise scale.