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For lots of software there wasn't an equivalent 20 years ago because there wasn't a language that would let developers explore semi-specified domains fast enoug
by philipallstar 7mo ago
For lots of software there wasn't an equivalent 20 years ago because there wasn't a language that would let developers explore semi-specified domains fast enough to create something useful. Unless it was visual basic, but we can't use that, because what would all the UX people be for?
- littlestymaar 7mo agoPython itself is 30 years old. What are you talking about? Almost every mainstream languages (except Go, Swift, Kotlin and Rust) are more than 30 years old, by the way.