> I don't know what your definition of "amazing" language is, then, but a decent language with corporate support, a good standard library and good tools....is..

> I don't know what your definition of "amazing" language is, then, but a decent language with corporate support, a good standard library and good tools....is...well...pretty darn "amazing" in my book. That's amazing tooling, something which can be had even if the language itself is just decent. I'm not trying to be pedantic; I think the distinction matters.