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by MetaDark 1993 days ago
It sounds like your definition of stable applies to a very limited set of programming languages. The only thing I can think of that would fit that definition is C.

Have you seen how many new features have been added to C++20? (which is probably the closest language to Rust) Not to mention any of the dynamically typed languages.

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Elixir is stable in that sense as well. Which IMO is very nice as I don't feel I have to relearn the language if I leave for 2 years, and I have to rewrite a 2 years old project to make use of any new idiom and syntax sugar.