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by HarHarVeryFunny
1258 days ago
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Yes, but I think this is the ultimate fate of most successful languages. New languages start small and elegant, and everyone raves over them, then over time new features get added, and added ... and eventually the elegance and othogonality disappear. If this was a program rather than a language, now would be the time to refactor, but you can't because of backwards compatibility, so eventually you get to c++-like bloat. I actually like c++ -, but it's definitely out of control at this point.. although many people just ignore the bleeding edge features and basically code in something closer to c++11. Languages really need to evolve to stay alive, but the evolution will eventually kill them! |
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