Making a programming language harder to use, or making a build chain more difficult to get working, doesn't make software better.
Raising the barrier to entry doesn't "raise the bar" when it comes to software quality. It just adds artificial difficulty.
The hard part about writing software shouldn't be Hello World. It should be building a user experience people enjoy. The less steps to get to that point, the better.
Raising the barrier to entry doesn't "raise the bar" when it comes to software quality. It just adds artificial difficulty.
The hard part about writing software shouldn't be Hello World. It should be building a user experience people enjoy. The less steps to get to that point, the better.