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You don't. Any language that tries to do both turns into an unusable abomination like C++. Good languages are stable and the bleeding edge is just the "new thin
by the_gorilla 2y ago
You don't. Any language that tries to do both turns into an unusable abomination like C++. Good languages are stable and the bleeding edge is just the "new thing" and not necessarily better than the old thing.
- fluoridation 2y agoC++ doesn't try to do that. It aims to remain as backwards compatible as possible, which is what the GP is complaining about.