There really is an unlimited potential for crappy code in the enterprise. I imagine the volume will increase drastically in the age of AI.

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the_arun a day ago | parent [-]

Usually languages are not the issue. It is the code that we write. As long as languages help us to find/debug a problem caused by crappy code - we should be good. Coding is kinda creative work. There is no standard to measure creativity or pitfalls of using wrong patterns. The incidents & RCAs usually find these. But most of the times it is already too late to fix core problem.

	▲	tracker1 a day ago \| parent [-]
		Not sure that I agree... I think some of the worst AI code I've had to deal with and the most problematic are when dealing with Java or C#... I've found TS/JS relatively nice and Rust in particular has been very nice in terms of getting output that "works" as long as function/testing is well defined in advance.