Can we just agree that there can never be one solution that fits all problem spaces. I use both C++ and ruby for different jobs and I like/hate both equally.
This is a soapbox I've been on for decades. There's a reason why I have bothered to become competent in a large number of languages: each has their own strengths and weaknesses, and so there is no single language that is best for every sort of program and environment.
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Can we just agree that there can never be one solution that fits all problem spaces. I use both C++ and ruby for different jobs and I like/hate both equally.
This is a soapbox I've been on for decades. There's a reason why I have bothered to become competent in a large number of languages: each has their own strengths and weaknesses, and so there is no single language that is best for every sort of program and environment.
People use Rust for everything and love it. :D