TV doesn't show you pictures of your actual father. That has a different emotional impact over a generic TV ad.
Thing is, in Go that library cannot be written generically.
It's not easy at all. I mean, if you are filling in the generated scaffolds, it may be easy. But when your coworkers start using all the nasty routing DSL tricks and the myriad of helpers, it stops being easy. Thing is,…
Let's not confuse matters here: in both those languages an initialization-assignment will introduce a new binding within function scopes. In CoffeeScript it will always be the parent scope's binding, which means that…
Did you miss that you can't create local variables?
On the other hand, virtually every other editor is the correct tool to do that task, yet this one is not. Are we supposed to accept that?
> It seems these days that everybody not only wants to be able to do anything they want, but no matter how outlandish, annoying, or potentially dangerous, it needs to be socially accepted. Like being a woman or having…
TV doesn't show you pictures of your actual father. That has a different emotional impact over a generic TV ad.
Thing is, in Go that library cannot be written generically.
It's not easy at all. I mean, if you are filling in the generated scaffolds, it may be easy. But when your coworkers start using all the nasty routing DSL tricks and the myriad of helpers, it stops being easy. Thing is,…
Let's not confuse matters here: in both those languages an initialization-assignment will introduce a new binding within function scopes. In CoffeeScript it will always be the parent scope's binding, which means that…
Did you miss that you can't create local variables?
On the other hand, virtually every other editor is the correct tool to do that task, yet this one is not. Are we supposed to accept that?
> It seems these days that everybody not only wants to be able to do anything they want, but no matter how outlandish, annoying, or potentially dangerous, it needs to be socially accepted. Like being a woman or having…