What are your least favorite things about your favorite language(s)?
>Lua >ugly verbose syntax, substantially increases keystrokes >standard libs are fucking tiny, doesn't even include a function for fucking copying tables, standalone projects need 10000 modules for the most basic shit that's built into most languages >most bindings are deprecated as fuck >community is 99% roblox scripters
Nathaniel Martinez
>Assembly >lol
Jaxson Barnes
>Lisp >((((((((((((((((((((((((((
Gabriel Campbell
fucking this relic of the past that was never updated
Carter Clark
C# >
Jackson White
C / C++
Cameron Lewis
> python > indentation
Carter Martinez
You mean Lua isn't just World of Warcraft addon writers anymore?
Writing macro scripts and later addon creation were a big inspiration for me to learn how to program in the first place years ago.
Cameron Moore
I really like how great of a teaching language Lua is, but it pollutes the community with a bunch of annoying kids. Though it does stimulate the creation of a lot of good libraries.
Jose Garcia
don't forget the useless : it could have been saved for something useful ;_;
Juan Sanchez
Oh and also we don't get to be smug about C being shit
Easton Baker
>Haskell >The smug community
Elijah Martinez
>C++ >it's only about templates now and we rarely ever get good features that aren't template-related or originally from boost
>C >it's old as shit and nobody uses it anymore >people will mock you for this and suggest haskell
Easton Martin
>people will mock you for this and suggest haskell That's not C specific though they do that for everybody.
Aiden Young
Dang man, dayz is looking pretty sweet these days!
Elijah Howard
>they aren't ready-to-go yet
Xavier Parker
Seconded
>Python >Not functional enough I don't want to have to import functools every time >:(((
>Verilog Absolutely nothing, it's perfect in every way. VHDL fags can go off themselves.
Colton Brooks
>Lua >does exactly what it was designed to do >popular for the use cases it was meant to be good at >beloved by all, hackers and industry alike >gets quality software and implementations over time >becomes a general purpose programming language via sheer effort of the community
And yet this fucking faggot OP comes here bitch about it.
Chase White
>Angular >the fact that there are two of them
Tyler Martinez
>Python2/3 split >Python will never replace perl as the default loonix scripting language
Ryder Reyes
I fucking love Lua, hence it being my favorite language. That doesn't mean I think it's perfect, or don't have a few problems with it. The second one I named is particularly annoying in my opinion; the lack of really commonly needed functions (i.e. table copying, table concatenation, many math functions) means that it's both harder to use for its intended purpose and results in a lot of redundant code among various libraries where everyone uses their own implementation of those functions.