I understand what you are saying, but really. Programmers don't change their ways when new features get added.
I always remark that programming practices change when programmers retire, not when features get added. Most people learn these things through existing code bases, and these habits last ages into the future.
This is why most of the times, you just start using a totally new language, that way you buy into a totally new set of programmers, practices and community.
I always remark that programming practices change when programmers retire, not when features get added. Most people learn these things through existing code bases, and these habits last ages into the future.
This is why most of the times, you just start using a totally new language, that way you buy into a totally new set of programmers, practices and community.