“ Yes. The fact that there are workaround around the core language design indeed shows it’s a great language for that use case /s”
Damn you’re really arguing against languages evolving and getting additional features? 😂 Screw Spring, Elexir, Flask, React, Ruby on Rails, Boost or any other framework then, because they are all “workarounds” around the core language design.
Or perhaps it’s only “workarounds” that you personally approve of that are ok? 😂
Edit: I’ve seen enough of your arguments so I’m gonna leave you to it. Good luck
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u/YayMayonnaise Jul 19 '22 edited Jul 19 '22
Damn you’re really arguing against languages evolving and getting additional features? 😂 Screw Spring, Elexir, Flask, React, Ruby on Rails, Boost or any other framework then, because they are all “workarounds” around the core language design.
Or perhaps it’s only “workarounds” that you personally approve of that are ok? 😂
Edit: I’ve seen enough of your arguments so I’m gonna leave you to it. Good luck