Originally posted by brownsr
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I'm personally sick of seeing projects that are similar, one written in proper language like C, one written in some obscure crap with "scripting features" in a bloated language like JS (instead of say, Lua), and then the latter using up 10 times more memory, taking up 10 times more disk space, etc etc.
What is the point for it even existing at all when you have the former? Just contribute to the REAL project written *fully* in C, optimize it even more, and end up with just one but actually superior product instead of garbage upon garbage upon garbage which not only would create fragmentation but also is completely pointless, the world would be much better off. This isn't even reinventing the wheel, it's trying to reinvent the wheel but as a square, because it's "easier for the (non-real) programmers", but YOU ALREADY HAVE THE ROUND WHEEL.
Real programmers code in C (or assembler, when it absolutely matters) or perhaps a subset of C++, without introducing bloat even in C applications to interpret some stupid language that 99% of your users won't even use (scripting languages are meant to be modified, not to be executed and deployed), but it's there anyway to slow down and bloat up your project when it could've been done fully in C.
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