Off Topic a little, I think
Do you guys think there is in theory, the best programming language, or will this always be subjective
I started learning Julia recently, and my first impression was , scoping rules are a mess, I like Julia a lot and I think its probably one of the better languages and better communities that exist today (but oh my, scoping, what a gafe (in my opinion))
Is scoping really still a subjective issue, do we not know yet the best approach to scope variables for example?
Static typing, Dynamic Typing, Gradual typing, will this be a debate for ever
Learning languages is big investment, and having dozens of languages around is not productive, human languages are consolidating over a few, English is by far the business language of the world
Why does language design continue to be a subjective topic?
its not like computers need cultures !
How is relevant to Nim, well as I said its a bit off topic, but we can always ask the question, why does Nim exist, or do we need Nim to exist
Do you guys think there is in theory, the best programming language, or will this always be subjective
I started learning Julia recently, and my first impression was , scoping rules are a mess, I like Julia a lot and I think its probably one of the better languages and better communities that exist today (but oh my, scoping, what a gafe (in my opinion))
Is scoping really still a subjective issue, do we not know yet the best approach to scope variables for example?
Static typing, Dynamic Typing, Gradual typing, will this be a debate for ever
Learning languages is big investment, and having dozens of languages around is not productive, human languages are consolidating over a few, English is by far the business language of the world
Why does language design continue to be a subjective topic? its not like computers need cultures !
How is relevant to Nim, well as I said its a bit off topic, but we can always ask the question, why does Nim exist, or do we need Nim to exist