DT> First on that comes to mind is the C++ is evil issues, *.* languages
 DT> are better than C++.
 KY> I'll take a look at the site.  The bottom line is, however, use the
 KY> language which best suits the project - not which language is
 KY> subjectively "best" since one language doesn't suit all work.  I'm
 KY> sure you already know this, being a software professional.
 It's a nice platitude, but there's another side to the coin.  While
 language 'A' may be much better suited to solve some problem than
 language 'B', choosing 'A' may be a terrible choice.  The best language
 to choose is almost always the one where the coding team members are most
 proficient.
 Remember, the goal of those capitalists who bankroll the system is
 to earn the most $$$.  There's a big economic advantage to producing
 the system as fast as possible.  If using 'A' requires a big learning
 curve, then it's hard to justify 'A'.
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