True but I don't think this is the correct way to frame it, because it sounds unprofessional.
The correct, and understandable way is:
- the language has properties that fit the software
- the language has properties that fit the development process
- it boosts morale of development team
- the team has the required skillset
Then it's not only a preference, but a conscious engineering choice made of evaluating the different pros and cons of various alternatives.
True but I don't think this is the correct way to frame it, because it sounds unprofessional.
The correct, and understandable way is:
- the language has properties that fit the software
- the language has properties that fit the development process
- it boosts morale of development team
- the team has the required skillset
Then it's not only a preference, but a conscious engineering choice made of evaluating the different pros and cons of various alternatives.