I prefer this reasoning for why people get emotional about programming languages:
When someone says, "Your programming languages sucks", they're also saying, "The way you go about approaching problems sucks", and essentially, "The way you think is wrong".
I think its reasonable for people to get emotional about a claim like that.
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I prefer this reasoning for why people get emotional about programming languages:
When someone says, "Your programming languages sucks", they're also saying, "The way you go about approaching problems sucks", and essentially, "The way you think is wrong".
I think its reasonable for people to get emotional about a claim like that.
Why? It may be common to get emotional, but wouldn't it be much better to get rational about a claim like that?