A broad overview of why so many programming languages exist and what each major one is best suited for. Covers Python (AI/ML/data science), JavaScript (web/browser), Java (enterprise/JVM), C (systems/hardware), C++ (game engines/performance), C# (Unity/Windows), Go (cloud/microservices), Rust (systems/memory safety), and Swift (Apple ecosystem). The core argument is that each language was created to solve a specific problem, making a single universal language impractical. Sponsored by Supabase, an open-source backend platform built on PostgreSQL.
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