I'm curious: what would make it so much worse in Fedora compared to Arch?
Only Python, is a language soooo dynamic, that the question "Does this code type-checks?" may get the valid response: "With which of the 5 existing type checkers?"
I don't know if your language is expression based like Rust, but in Rust the nice thing is that it's just the regular if syntax being used as an expression and not some additional special case syntax, which is elegant.…
I think I only started to really hate it when I had to deal with some Python code where people decided to nest them and made a really hard to read mess where they should have used just a normal if-else chain. A Rust…
Sorry for the petty comment, but if you design your language syntax with `x if cond else y` with the condition in the middle like in the Python if-expression syntax, I cannot trust your judgment and we cannot be…
I'm curious: what would make it so much worse in Fedora compared to Arch?
Only Python, is a language soooo dynamic, that the question "Does this code type-checks?" may get the valid response: "With which of the 5 existing type checkers?"
I don't know if your language is expression based like Rust, but in Rust the nice thing is that it's just the regular if syntax being used as an expression and not some additional special case syntax, which is elegant.…
I think I only started to really hate it when I had to deal with some Python code where people decided to nest them and made a really hard to read mess where they should have used just a normal if-else chain. A Rust…
Sorry for the petty comment, but if you design your language syntax with `x if cond else y` with the condition in the middle like in the Python if-expression syntax, I cannot trust your judgment and we cannot be…