There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses
Python is just a toy language. Ruby is just for small scripts and not big applications. Java is verbose and overengineers simple things...
I could go on and on for any X language that has had mainstream following for the last few decades. People love to hate what's popular. If PHP 8 adds a solve_world_hunger() function, people will still hate it because why not.
EDIT: For those not familiar, the quote is from the creator of C++: Bjarne Stroustrup. Ain't that neat? :D
Just yesterday, these two tweets got me soooo pumped to be working with Ruby on Rails
Eileen M. Uchitelle
@eileencodes
As of Wednesday, @github is running on Rails 5.2.1. This is the culmination of a year and a half of hard, grueling work and it's so exciting to be on the newest version of #Rails! 🍻
14:20 PM - 17 Aug 2018
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Eileen M. Uchitelle
@eileencodes
I can't wait for y'all to see what we upstream now that we're in a position to give back and improve Rails. My keynote at RailsConf was just a small portion of our plans for Rails.
14:30 PM - 17 Aug 2018
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The future is bright and Ruby is every bit the small script language it always was. I'll be the first to say that Ruby is a weird language to have become such a staple for sprawling apps. But it's about so much more than the code. It's the ecosystems that spring up around it.
No programming language is great or bad in and of itself. Nothing exists in a bubble.
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Python is just a toy language. Ruby is just for small scripts and not big applications. Java is verbose and overengineers simple things...
I could go on and on for any X language that has had mainstream following for the last few decades. People love to hate what's popular. If PHP 8 adds a
solve_world_hunger()function, people will still hate it because why not.EDIT: For those not familiar, the quote is from the creator of C++: Bjarne Stroustrup. Ain't that neat? :D
True.
Just yesterday, these two tweets got me soooo pumped to be working with Ruby on Rails
The future is bright and Ruby is every bit the small script language it always was. I'll be the first to say that Ruby is a weird language to have become such a staple for sprawling apps. But it's about so much more than the code. It's the ecosystems that spring up around it.
No programming language is great or bad in and of itself. Nothing exists in a bubble.