All the languages are my jam, except Rust. Rust frustrates me.
I do feel a ruby-esq influence on all the chosen languages.
With the exception of TypeScript been chosen over Coffeescript but maybe if this list was made a few years ago we would have seen Coffeescript here.
It's interesting to me what people choose as their language learning path.
I think we can say most Rubyist moved to Exlir and Go and not NodeJs.
I'm quite surprised to see Scala not on the list. I really enjoy the Scala community even though I have no interest in the language. I'll attend Scala meetup just for the inclusiveness of the community.
Ruby definitely influences my opinions, as I said, it's the first programming language I've really felt attached to - but I'm also trying expand my horizons so things like Rust and TypeScript are good for me!
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All the languages are my jam, except Rust. Rust frustrates me.
I do feel a ruby-esq influence on all the chosen languages.
With the exception of TypeScript been chosen over Coffeescript but maybe if this list was made a few years ago we would have seen Coffeescript here.
It's interesting to me what people choose as their language learning path.
I think we can say most Rubyist moved to Exlir and Go and not NodeJs.
I'm quite surprised to see Scala not on the list. I really enjoy the Scala community even though I have no interest in the language. I'll attend Scala meetup just for the inclusiveness of the community.
Ruby definitely influences my opinions, as I said, it's the first programming language I've really felt attached to - but I'm also trying expand my horizons so things like Rust and TypeScript are good for me!