[vlisivka]

It is hard to write really large and complex programs in bash, so scripts stay small, which is good thing.

In my scripts, I declare and describe command line interface of each script, so it is not hard to rewrite script in an other language when necessary. About 5% of my shell scripts were rewritten in an other language (Perl, Java, C). I had no problem with that.

Other developers and admins are happy with my software, I even got some internal awards.

My documentation/code ratio is about 7/4 (7 lines of comments and documentation per 4 lines of code), so it is easy to catch design errors - they are hard to describe in documentation in most cases. :-)

I am avoiding debugger as much as I can (lack of builtin debugger in bash helps me a lot :-)), so my software handles errors in most cases and error messages are _very_ descriptive.

I have no problems with bash, perl, C, Java, JavaScript, etc.