> you can learn in a day and keep in your head.
I'm not sure that this successpoint is really that valuable. It sounds more valuable for those who want butts in seats than it does for long term satisfaction and survivability of your code base.
I'm not sure that this successpoint is really that valuable. It sounds more valuable for those who want butts in seats than it does for long term satisfaction and survivability of your code base.
It's a great language for some problems, horrible for others. The problem is people tend to talk as though everyone works in their domain.
It won't stop you from asking wtf did someone write this and then doing a git blame and seeing your name.