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by mbreese 1637 days ago
This always happens with whatever language is in vogue at the time. Now it’s Rust. It used to be Go (which still has a little juice left). Before that, Closure and Haskell both had runs. And before that… hell, I remember when Java was talked about this way.

This is the natural order of things and is good.

And the proper term for introducing Rust should be “oxidation”.

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elixir, RoR and nodeJS, (and Python a couple of times) spring to mind. Some of those languages have found a niche. But lot of new languages made older languages nicer by adopting language/framework features