> For literally anything else it's useless and I see nothing in 2.0 that fixes it.
Sorry, you must be holding it wrong. It is useful and flexible enough for countless applications. It was defined in the 80s and still used universally today, so objectively the opposite of useless and terrible. It is limited though.
Sorry, you must be holding it wrong. It is useful and flexible enough for countless applications. It was defined in the 80s and still used universally today, so objectively the opposite of useless and terrible. It is limited though.