The Metaprogrammers Dilemma : ProgrammingLanguages
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Yes and no. Since you designed your own language based on the things you personally wanted in a language, it is not surprising that you would want those things in other languages, and would miss them when they aren't there. After all, it's why you built your own freakin' language to begin with! So I would be far more worried if you didn't feel this way! 🤣 On the other hand, when other people also feel the same way, then you know you've done something special. I have a love/hate relationship with most languages that I've used over the years. (Well, more of a hate/hate with C++, but I used…
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