Re:Modern programming languages require generics
by nfbyte on Monday May 23, 2022 @06:58AM
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This is such crap. Modern programming languages (or any other tools) need to be well suited for a specific problem domain, not meet some generalized arbitrary criterion. And modern systems (as in actual low-level software, not web browsers or databases or games) suffer from a severe lack of security and reliability, not performance.
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Re:Modern programming languages require generics
by nine_k on Monday May 23, 2022 @07:59AM
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Do you enjoy your code base using 5 languages? 10? Have you done some ops support recently? Code review? Hired developers?
There are very real advantages in the use of the fewest languages that cover your spectrum of problems. If you can limit the spectrum of languages you use to, for instance, Typescript (with react native on mobile), SQL, and Kubernetes config YAML, it's a big win for productivity and growth.
Re:Modern programming languages require generics
by fulafel on Tuesday May 24, 2022 @01:42AM
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This kind of mindset and mode of organising a dev team is a common, and has the advantage of interchangeable developers, not a lot of need for on the job learning, and more long term tech stability. Basically the "we area a Java house with big teams" way. But it's far from the only one.
Re:Modern programming languages require generics
by fulafel on Tuesday May 24, 2022 @01:41AM
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This kind of mindset and mode of organising a dev team is a common, and has the advantage of more interchangeable developers and more long term tech stability. Basically the "Java house" way. But it's far from the only one.