On Friday, 13 May 2016 at 07:31:26 UTC, Joakim wrote:
He mentions Swift, Rust, and Go as his hopes at the end, too
bad he doesn't include D:
https://medium.com/@deathdisco/today-i-accept-that-rails-is-yesterday-s-software-b5af35c9af39
He'd probably be happy with D, particularly given Walter's
stance on the monkey-patching that guy now rues:
"Monkey-patching has, in Ruby, been popular and powerful. It
has also turned out to be a disaster. It does not scale, and is
not conducive to more than one person/team working on the code
base."
http://forum.dlang.org/post/jsat48$ujt$1...@digitalmars.com
That blogger probably wishes he read that quote from Walter
four years ago. ;)
"basing themselves on interpreted, slow languages that favoured
‘easy to learn’ over ‘easy to maintain’."
Yep. Frustration kicks in sooner or later. I always tell people
not to use scripting languages for bigger or real world projects.
