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He mentions both Haskell and C#, but I agree with your overall point. Nimrod, Rust, D, C++11 and Julia are also missing from the comparison. (and more)
by xyproto 12y ago
He mentions both Haskell and C#, but I agree with your overall point. Nimrod, Rust, D, C++11 and Julia are also missing from the comparison. (and more)
- VeejayRampay 12y agoWell, I understand your point, but there's a limit to how much namedropping you can do in one article. There are hundreds of programming languages, each with their own little niche of enthusiasts ready to get outraged that their raison de vivre language hasn't been mentioned. The fact that Nimrod, D or Julia weren't mentioned isn't necessarily relevant in the overall estimation of the quality of the contents of the article.
- NateDad 12y agoRust is not a stable language, so no long running project can safely use it. Is Julia a stable language with backwards compatibility? It's v0.2.1 right now, which doesn't fill me with confidence. He mentions C++, pretty sure he knows about C++11. And yeah, you can only drop so many names.