For programming languages? I don't need many features as long as what exists is enough to do everything I need. In fact, the less, the better (or you end up with C++'s regex/Python's urllibN/etc).

I guess that means that I'd end up more on the documentation side, though my reason isn't because I want the most documented language of all time, but because I want the fewest built-in features.

This is why I mostly write Rust when given the option. I write a lot of Python, but I hate the standard library so much. There's the urllib stuff, plus there's a bunch of deprecated stuff in the base64 module, plus I can't stand Python's implementation of async (coroutines are cool but asyncio is miserable to use imo).

Edit: Oh, and nobody's giving integers only when nuanced answers are more interesting to discuss.