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That's not an article, it's a pandering, resume-padding piece of bait for his potential employers. And "language" in his case means PHP vs Java: In fact, when
by mahmud 17y ago
That's not an article, it's a pandering, resume-padding piece of bait for his potential employers. And "language" in his case means PHP vs Java:
In fact, when looking at projects, I always consider the project’s needs first and then would look at languages.
I said the exact same thing, in interviews. But as soon as I am hired I tell them I am actually Common Lisp implementation agnostic.
P.S. He also used "irregardless".