PHP: was designed with the same level of consistency as The Lord of the Rings was
Translated into French: by at least four different people with different goals and who never talked to each other.
Ruby: gloats about Duck Typing as a revolutionary way of solving the problems of untyped languages, but you spend the first 2/3rds of every function validating your arguments just like in PHP or JS, only with different syntax.
Python: the amount of boilerplate needs once
your simple script starts to become long enough that it has to be split into modules.
JavaScript: The lack of any hint of a standard library (to format dates, for example), and the misplaced efforts to add more and more silly syntax before solving this problem.
To be continued…
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PHP: was designed with the same level of consistency as The Lord of the Rings was
Translated into French: by at least four different people with different goals and who never talked to each other.
Ruby: gloats about Duck Typing as a revolutionary way of solving the problems of untyped languages, but you spend the first 2/3rds of every function validating your arguments just like in PHP or JS, only with different syntax.
Python: the amount of boilerplate needs once
your simple script starts to become long enough that it has to be split into modules.
JavaScript: The lack of any hint of a standard library (to format dates, for example), and the misplaced efforts to add more and more silly syntax before solving this problem.
To be continued…