"The fact that a language is new means that nearly everyone, except for the creator and early dogfooders, is new to it, which means they come to it with roughly the same perspective (and needs and wants) as anyone who is curious to jump in."
This is why I don't trust new languages. Everyone starts off as newbies who do not know what they are doing and will struggle to develop best practices. These programmers are just going to make new mistakes...that they won't realize until after the language reaches legacy status and are forced to clean up their mess.
This is why I don't trust new languages. Everyone starts off as newbies who do not know what they are doing and will struggle to develop best practices. These programmers are just going to make new mistakes...that they won't realize until after the language reaches legacy status and are forced to clean up their mess.