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I mean, yeah... but I bet if Zig gets really popular, it will attract similarly toxic weirdoes. Also if we're only judging whole communities by their toxic min
by dudisubekti 4mo ago
I mean, yeah... but I bet if Zig gets really popular, it will attract similarly toxic weirdoes.
Also if we're only judging whole communities by their toxic minorities, then... I'm so sorry Americans reading this, I've got some bad news for you, lol
What I'm trying to say is, it's best to try <a thing> for yourself, and see if it fits your preferences, rather than letting others stop you from exploring.
- macintux 4mo agoI don't think anyone's disagreeing with you that it's "best", but people are stubborn, irrational beings at heart.
- ClikeX 4mo ago> What I'm trying to say is, it's best to try <a thing> for yourself, and see if it fits your preferences, rather than letting others stop you from exploring. Yes, that is the rational thing to do. I don't think anybody disagrees with that. But that's not how a lot of people go throughout their day. There are a gazillion languages to pick up nowadays, and I think many experienced devs only have a casual interest in picking up a new one. If you've been interested in picking up a system language, I can easily see why you would steer away from Rust towards Zig. And just to clarify here. You shouldn't judge an entire community based on their toxic minority. But as a community, you can't also ignore your toxic minority. Like it or not, they do represent you. And they do scare away potential newcomers who aren't already sold on the language.