Yeah, you’re just giving a lot of recommendations about people’s favorite language rather than the most fun. I actually didn’t recommend my favorite language (which is Kotlin) because I didn’t want to do exactly what others are doing.
Fun languages don’t necessarily translate to ones you want to use in production. Like Ruby is great for scripting and command line tools, but I wouldn’t use it in any enterprise backend or frontend system.
Thanks for your response. The language comparison stuff seems useful
Yeah, you’re just giving a lot of recommendations about people’s favorite language rather than the most fun. I actually didn’t recommend my favorite language (which is Kotlin) because I didn’t want to do exactly what others are doing.
Fun languages don’t necessarily translate to ones you want to use in production. Like Ruby is great for scripting and command line tools, but I wouldn’t use it in any enterprise backend or frontend system.