Anders Hejlsberg's Language Exception Clause
Description
A grayscale bodybuilder meme shows a muscular torso with Anders Hejlsberg's head pasted on top, flexing a purple C# logo in one hand and a blue TypeScript logo in the other. On the black right panel, the white text reads: "There are only three kinds of programming languages: Those people always complain about Those nobody uses And those made by Anders Hejlsberg". The image riffs on the classic programming-language complaint taxonomy by carving out a heroic exception for Hejlsberg's languages, especially C# and TypeScript. The humor lands for developers who have watched both languages become unusually pragmatic mainstream tools despite endless language-war discourse.
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The fourth kind is the one your team standardizes on six months before Anders ships a nicer type system.
Twenty+ years no one can invent Delphi for web.... Comment deleted
I'd go with Ada for practical Pascal-inspired language. Anything of the sort is hard to adapt to web though, due to suckiness of it's interfaces. (Something every platform has to some extent, Unices have libc, Windows have C++ WinApi, Android has Binder. Some are worse than others though.) Comment deleted
Also, there are a lot of perfect languages without m$ Comment deleted