Check out the Laws of Form by G Spencer Brown.
I believe if you learn to love and enjoy the most mundane tasks like sweeping the floor, washing your hands, walking to the mailbox, etc, and appreciate the opportunity they provide you to recognize the eternal present…
I disagree, I think UI programming is inherently quite simple. Especially with a paradigm like immediate-mode GUIs in my opinion. I believe the complexity comes from the fact that the DOM is a poor API for creating user…
I think the problem initially was that people accused the creator of malice for no reason other than not being more specific about which features were a work in progress. I agree that it's not good to treat every…
Great job with the language. I’ve always found the controversy quite interesting. You know you’re doing something right when everyone attacks you. How did you get GitHub to support V just one month after release?
Totally agree. Not sure when downloading millions of lines of random code from the internet and executing it with essentially full permissions became a programmer virtue.
It hasn’t. Rust is 12 years old, has no specification, incomplete documentation, a borrow checker that won’t allow some valid code today but may allow that same code tomorrow, and a level of complexity that is seriously…
Check out the Laws of Form by G Spencer Brown.
I believe if you learn to love and enjoy the most mundane tasks like sweeping the floor, washing your hands, walking to the mailbox, etc, and appreciate the opportunity they provide you to recognize the eternal present…
I disagree, I think UI programming is inherently quite simple. Especially with a paradigm like immediate-mode GUIs in my opinion. I believe the complexity comes from the fact that the DOM is a poor API for creating user…
I think the problem initially was that people accused the creator of malice for no reason other than not being more specific about which features were a work in progress. I agree that it's not good to treat every…
Great job with the language. I’ve always found the controversy quite interesting. You know you’re doing something right when everyone attacks you. How did you get GitHub to support V just one month after release?
Totally agree. Not sure when downloading millions of lines of random code from the internet and executing it with essentially full permissions became a programmer virtue.
It hasn’t. Rust is 12 years old, has no specification, incomplete documentation, a borrow checker that won’t allow some valid code today but may allow that same code tomorrow, and a level of complexity that is seriously…