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Question is why you'd use it over Go, Java, C#, or even Python or Ruby. I picked it originally because there are lots of quickly-up-and-running plugins and sim
by api 12y ago
Question is why you'd use it over Go, Java, C#, or even Python or Ruby.
I picked it originally because there are lots of quickly-up-and-running plugins and similar things in the npm repository. Like I said the community is great. But the more I work with it, the more it hurts. Pain in a language should decrease with time as you work with it.
- taurath 12y agoIt certainly has for me - the hump is likely bigger due to how new it is. Its hard to settle into a good flow when there are 1000 possible flows to get into.