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Agreed - languages that keep on changing result in a lot of churn in the ecosystem, as older libraries quickly feel dated when they do things "the old way". Ne
by continuational 2y ago
Agreed - languages that keep on changing result in a lot of churn in the ecosystem, as older libraries quickly feel dated when they do things "the old way".
New features often interact poorly with some of the existing features, as those features weren't designed with the new feature in mind.
- rbanffy 2y agoBe careful with what you wish for. One such niche is COBOL development. COBOL hasn’t changed much and it’s anything but dead in the sense of not being used, but there are not few developers who wish it were.