interesting read. It's just academically it's an interesting read. Like I have, again, no knowledge of what this website actually is. And I have very little knowledge of the languages he's talking about. I'd vaguely heard of one of no. Well, I've vaguely heard of two of them. Definitely heard of one of them. And and they're not typical there, at least in my world, they're not the ones that you think about. So so it's kind of an interesting read. Just kind of get an insight into, I guess, what you'd call, well, what he calls non what is off mainstream. So let's assume that you've chosen a language. Why would you have chosen that language? Well, I mean, obviously the inverse of all the reasons not to choose it. That would be one thing. So you've determined that there's a bunch of libraries that you like. You've determined that it's easy to learn or that it has resources to make it easy to learn. It has good tooling. It has you have confidence in the way that the language itself has been (33/53)
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