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I disagree. Leaving out the backend stuff, the front-end of web work usually ties into generating reasonably complex HTML or XML. In dynamic languages it is a
by mpk 18y ago
I disagree.
Leaving out the backend stuff, the front-end of web work usually ties into generating reasonably complex HTML or XML.
In dynamic languages it is almost trivial to keep the overhead to a minimum because it's fairly easy to tie into these domains. With languages like Java and C# this quickly becomes a pain and the templating structures provided require learning yet another crazy and inefficient (typing and maintainability-wise) pseudo-language.
- johns 18y agoI genuinely would like to see an example how you think C# is too verbose. I'm not trying to discount your argument, but it is contrary to my experience. We probably just have different ideas of what "too verbose" means.
- pbz 18y ago"require learning yet another crazy" -- there's your problem.