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> the other comparatively-unpleasant language > one that lacks the elegance and consistency upvoted for perfectly concise description of that language. it is even more sad knowing that high quality alternatives for the most popular libraries exist, but inertia is simply too high. @work I've tried to introduce Ruby to my colleagues that are very bad at programming, but good at science. They ditched it with reasons lik…
I think Dlang is better than the other languages mentioned in this thread, but I know almost no one uses it. It is what it is.
I use it, I am not "almost no one" :)