I still think that the way you are criticising the author is nonsense. I totally agree that programmers need to use the right tool for the job but; Most of th

I still think that the way you are criticising the author is nonsense. I totally agree that programmers need to use the right tool for the job but; Most of the programmers will not know the core implementations of a programming language when they started using it.(even after a couple of years) This leaves them only one choice to decide if it can replace their primarily preferred language or not. Trying out the language. If it gives a bad taste from the beginning, doesn't ease the implementation, or better performance, then programming language won't have much chance, will not get attention and growing community. This is why Ruby got a popular community with the help of Rails framework. Developers found it very very easy to develop apps, it was very much readable code, and you save lots of time in order to get the app up and running. This advantages just made people ignore all the disadvantages of the language. (concurrency, being hell slow, etc.) As much as i want to try out Golang one day,code examples on internet doesn't blow my mind like "wow, how smart that is!!"