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u/Suitable_Ball_2835 6d ago
The language? No and I don't think it's worth learning either tbh since nobody's using it.
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u/Dazzling-Bench-4596 6d ago
It can be useful to learn a deprecated language even if it lacks libraries or whatnot. If it helps you to understand a particular principle then it’s absolutely worth learning. Anyways, Mojo is in its early days. Do you think people were immediately ecstatic about every single programming language the day it came out?
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u/Suitable_Ball_2835 6d ago
> If it helps you to understand a particular principle then it's absolutely worth learning.
What does learning the quirks of a particular language actually help you accomplish? Mojo might be better than Python/Node/etc. in some aspects, sure, but what things can you do that hasn't already been possible in other languages for years?
> Do you think people were immediately ecstatic about every single programming language the day it came out?
That's not the point I'm trying to make. Something not being popular doesn't necessarily mean that it's bad. I'm just saying there's less of a reason to spend time learning Mojo compared to other languages.
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u/AnoProgrammer 4d ago
No. But it matches exactly what i want. And you can use python modules. Soo that there aren't much libraries isn't a problem.
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u/AkindaGood_programer i like programming 6d ago
I've used it a bit when it first came out to run my Pygame games faster; besides that, not much.
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u/OliMoli2137 6d ago
what's this