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This is also something that I like. In my opinion, the programming languages environment is ridiculously fragmented, and one has to learn new tools constantly i
by blub 11y ago
This is also something that I like. In my opinion, the programming languages environment is ridiculously fragmented, and one has to learn new tools constantly in order to keep up, without gaining any real benefits.
I would prefer it if we had several strong, open langauges that are complements to eachother and which would own the market so developers could focus on solving problems, not learning syntaxes and APIs. Instead we have C# and Java, Python and Ruby, etc.
- pjc50 11y agohttps://xkcd.com/927/ https://xkcd.com/927/ I'd rather see greater interoperability to enable parts of a project to be written in different languages. The C# ecosystem (F# etc) is closest to this, although see also Scala.