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Coders ans novelties🤔

why coders like novelty (like new programming languages ​​that are often preferred to old ones ...)

30th Aug 2019, 1:39 AM
FergHost
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30th Aug 2019, 2:18 PM
vcx
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I have to disagree that coders jump ship to the next shiny language that comes along. Both from the last decade, Kotlin and Dart have not been favored by programmers even though Google pushed for Kotlin to replace Java. Dart, developed by Google and used in Flutter, still remains widely unused.
30th Aug 2019, 3:11 PM
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The question was: 'Why do Coders like...' What is popular with beginners is a totally different matter. Python is easy to learn and you can quickly write effective code even if you don't understood computers very well. That also makes it attractive for people who otherwise wouldn't mess with programming. Python is a hundred times slower than C, so in addition to the advantages, it has disadvantages. The point for CODERS (not beginners) is rather stuff like if a new language solves certain problems better or quicker than another. Python is slow, but is quickly and easily written and very readable. In a context where that combination of traits make sense, they may use it. But that has nothing to do with novelty per se.
30th Aug 2019, 3:25 PM
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And thus, it became answerable. :) Beginners can often not judge what they will really need, so they are likely to choose something that's trendy (like in every other area). Also, often the newer languages will be higher languages, like maybe Python, that encapsulate away all the trouble you can have with hardware-closer languages like C. And they're usually easier to learn. One thought of the beginner might be that if they go through the trouble of learning how to program, they should choose a language that 'will not just die', that will be widely used in the future. But programming languages don't die that easily. There's so much legacy code in all the old languages for example, and no one wants to rewrite all of that, so you'll likely be continuing to build on the old stuff with the same tool for decades. Also, languages are not the same, and not every language is suited for every task. C++ may be a lot older than Python, but it's also a lot faster, so you'd prefer to write a 3d game with that.
3rd Sep 2019, 5:52 AM
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usually newer stuff has newer better improvement compare to older stuff,like C and python, C is a bloody nightmare to code in due to how old it is while Python has newer things that make it pretty damn good
30th Aug 2019, 4:22 AM
darth liutas
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Where do you get the information that 'coders like novelties'? Because it's not really that simple.
30th Aug 2019, 7:25 AM
HonFu
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Why don't you link a bit of that research then?
30th Aug 2019, 1:19 PM
HonFu
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ok you're free to think what you want but I speak knowingly ... the languages ​​of the last decade are widely appreciated by coders and some old language are less and less used as the C especially by the coders of the 2000 generation
30th Aug 2019, 1:31 PM
FergHost
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If you speak knowingly, why let me think whatever (nonsense) I want? Enlighten me and show me some reliable data.
30th Aug 2019, 2:05 PM
HonFu
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Polling sites tell you what's popular, not necessarily what's used in a professional environment.
30th Aug 2019, 2:40 PM
HonFu
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Explain Dart 's unpopularity as a whole
30th Aug 2019, 2:42 PM
vcx
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Okay HonFu, I think you've convinced me enough after thinking about it ... I think my question should be "why the beginners are ..."
3rd Sep 2019, 12:35 AM
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okay now i see the way .. thanks !!
4th Sep 2019, 9:06 PM
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I did research on the subject guy .. the attractions are very strong on the side of the novelties
30th Aug 2019, 1:10 PM
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HongFu Polling sites is not what's missing on the net. You can go check any .. new languages ​​attract coders
30th Aug 2019, 2:37 PM
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I think there is a wind of misunderstanding around here, I did not say that the coders change the old ones by the new ones, I said that there is a lot more attraction for the new languages. .. propose to a young beginner the choice between python and java. According to you, which one will he choose?
30th Aug 2019, 3:18 PM
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honFu c# is popular because it’s used, kotlin is popular because many people use it , so python is popular because we use it... i think many things are popular because they are used !!
30th Aug 2019, 3:20 PM
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