What do you mean? If you're 100kloc in, you pay a considerable price in jumping ship. Rewriting means throwing out your investment. Interfacing two different languages for one project is rarely a good move.
> I'm glad people do because otherwise we wouldn't even see any language as popular as it is.
Sure, me too. Like I said, I do like new programming languages, I just don't see myself using one for serious work.
What do you mean? If you're 100kloc in, you pay a considerable price in jumping ship. Rewriting means throwing out your investment. Interfacing two different languages for one project is rarely a good move.
> I'm glad people do because otherwise we wouldn't even see any language as popular as it is.
Sure, me too. Like I said, I do like new programming languages, I just don't see myself using one for serious work.