By Thierry.Lefort
via beust.com
Published: Aug 21 2008 / 09:44
My first take away from this little exercise is that conciseness only goes so far. I have seen people post a one-liner solution on their blog in language X and conclude "X rocks". Except that their solution will take hours to complete.
A credible language must make it possible for developers to solve problems with either conciseness or performance in mind, and ideally, allow a whole spectrum between these two extremes.
So far, only Java, C/C++ and OCaml have shown to be up to the task. Can you add your own favorite language to the list?
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Comments
raveman replied ago:
this again? DIE!
jjw.myopenid.com replied ago:
Old news.
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