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Love how folks here love to discuss the merits/demerits of a language (not the version of the language) EVERY TIME a new version is announced. This works for ev
by kishor_gurtu 13y ago
Love how folks here love to discuss the merits/demerits of a language (not the version of the language) EVERY TIME a new version is announced. This works for every language.
- marshray 13y agoMe too. But I don't agree that it works for every language. Often the stuff that "just works" doesn't end up producing a lot of chatter on the intertubes, at least not nearly as much as something that looks seductively simple but turns out to be much harder in practice. Another example I like is Lua: elegant, mature, and used in some very very big applications. If there was ever evidence that a codebase was high quality and nearly bug free, it's that. But when was the last time we had a good flamewar (with namecalling) over Lua?