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Programming Languages: Fashion or Religion
Submitted by regen_r8 on Thu, 2007-04-05 08:40.
function points | metrics | programming | python | ruby
I just read Bob on development's post
On Software Development Fashions which is a riff on
this
post from "Ed Johnson" the Hacknot blog.
The basic
idea of the original post is that there is no evidence of one
programming language engendering higher productivity than another, with
the specific issue that the current crop of dynamic languages (Ruby,