Thread: N00B question: Are other languages not *allowed* or not *supported*?
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Re: N00B question: Are other languages not *allowed* or not *supported*?
While you are not required to use any specific language, if you need help resolving code issues from a CSA or someone else at your event it can be helpful if you are using a supported language. If you're confident that you can provide any needed support at an event "in house" then it's not an issue.