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"younger" of course meaning "got popular for web development more recently" as javascript and ruby are the same age as php, and python precedes it by several ye

• bdcravens 13y ago
  Of course - I'm thinking in terms of usage, not necessarily the true age of the language. (As a long-time ColdFusion user, I've had interesting conversations where someone told me they were abandoning the "old" language, which came out in 1995, for something newer and fresher like Ruby, which is only 5 months "younger")