I don't disagree, but I mean it was either that or C + shell back in the early 2000s, and C + shell is notorious for its non-portability across Unix and Windows—partly why Git on Windows requires an entire MSYS installation.
Today, it would be a mistake to use anything other than Rust (hence Jujutsu carrying the flame forward).
I don't disagree, but I mean it was either that or C + shell back in the early 2000s, and C + shell is notorious for its non-portability across Unix and Windows—partly why Git on Windows requires an entire MSYS installation.
Today, it would be a mistake to use anything other than Rust (hence Jujutsu carrying the flame forward).