Curry Kenworthy wrote:
> Some people are trend-attuned, bandwagonish and when something
> like JavaScript becomes extremely popular, they feel the need
> to compromise or follow it beyond the extent which is already
> dictated by technology. It's possible that nothing will make
> those people feel comfortable until LC scripting is essentially
> JS. And later if another language were to overtake JS, they'd
> want to follow that.
Where do you find comments like those?
I've seen a request or two for true OOP in the forums, and a few for dot
notation now and then (FWIW I'm agnostic on the subject), but by and
large most folks I know using xTalks like the flavor of the language family.
No offense to JavaScript; I enjoy it, along with bash and R, and I even
miss some things about Pascal now and then. But I spend more time in LC
than the others in large part because the language is more fun. Seems
most polyglots I run into feel the same.
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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