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> Languages that have 3 decades of legacy warts Only languages with negligible market share don't have 3 decades of legacy warts.
by The_Colonel 2y ago
> Languages that have 3 decades of legacy warts
Only languages with negligible market share don't have 3 decades of legacy warts.
- Asraelite 2y agoGo, Rust, and Swift are currently at positions 7, 14, and 20 respectively on the TIOBE index.
- gf000 2y agoCan we forget about Tiobe? It once listed Visual Basic ahead of JS, it's a dumb metric. Nonetheless, I wouldn't write either of them without a proper IDE.
- serial_dev 2y agoThe Tiobe index might not be the best, but these are certainly popular languages and they don’t have decades, plural, of language warts. Languages like Rust, Dart, Go, Kotlin, and Swift emerged when standard tooling was already expected, such as LSP, standard formatting and linting. I don’t have experience with all of these languages, but I know that Rust and Darr have great tooling maintained by the same people who maintain the language and I can just pick any code editor with LSP support and I can expect the experience to be great.
- The_Colonel 2y agoYeah, cumulatively less than 5%.