Yes, but I’d prefer incompetence rather than being deliberately anti-developer.
Yes, but I’d prefer incompetence rather than being deliberately anti-developer.
As a js dev, I will gymnastically take that as a compliment
That’s good to hear, but I wouldn’t choose to use a language that took 5 years to get that right, when most languages have it from day 1.
You have to manually provide a seed every time you want a random number. Gophers will defend this with their dying breath.
You may be right about that, but the implication that there is an exact overlap between the least skilled and the unemployed is not true. Plenty of devs got laid off even by the most selective companies.
Strong typing doesn’t have a widely agreed upon definition. Duck typing is not equivalent to dynamic typing.
Wow that’s horrible. They’re using c++.