[bedobi]

I wish there were more articles like this. So much content online on programming languages go trough the basics of the language itself, with very "forced" code examples to showcase some feature of the language, and while they're great for what they are, they don't tell me anything about "what does the software development life cycle actually look in this language?" (including tools like package managers, IDEs etc etc)

[dexwiz]

I agree. In another forum someone was asking what level of competency you should be at with a language to put on the resume. Most responses were related to the language itself, but I argued it was more about the knowledge around the language. Knowing testing, tooling, packaging, and standard library is way more important than syntax. In turn, I think it's easier to write an article about syntax since its likely to be correct forever. While an article about dev life cycle is much more tied to the time at which it was written.