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It's pretty much like any programming language: you have people who see a language as a tool and people who have a language as a religion. In the latter group,
by danieldk 11y ago
It's pretty much like any programming language: you have people who see a language as a tool and people who have a language as a religion.
In the latter group, there is often language arrogance. But it applies to any language. How often haven't we heard "that's not a problem with Go, just use it longer and you will understand".
Now I wonder if there are still any arrogant COBOL believers around ;).