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webbeing

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Mo Bitar :ferris:

Language hopping is like distro hopping.

You always stay on the surface and waste time on relearning the same thing in a new fashion instead of getting things done and having a deep understanding.

Be an expert in one language before hopping to another.

I am biased towards #Rust. But I would still tell you to start with something like #Python or #JuliaLang and get good at it before moving on to Rust.

Focus and fight against the shiny object syndrome!

#RustLang #Developer

webbeing 2y ago

nostr:npub129gvast08lj986yftn7q5qlnj8yfqufxx0m33s9u5xssjm8c64rsve4kwg i believe languages are simply tools to get something done, similar to a carpenters toolbox. Unless you're just programming as a hobby, you should use the language that is most suitable for your application.

In a lot of cases though, using a less familiar but more optimal language does not outweigh the extra development time, in which case language hopping should be avoided.