I think what you are describing is a replacement of widely known constructs (if, for etc) with an unknown API.
If this API is not understood then the code feels convoluted.
Therefore such projects have to contain a document that will explain the most common usage of the API to the newcomer. I think that this would remove most of the confusion.
Naturally it would be good if we had one most widely standardized API that most of the people are familiar with (like they are with if and for).
If this API is not understood then the code feels convoluted.
Therefore such projects have to contain a document that will explain the most common usage of the API to the newcomer. I think that this would remove most of the confusion.
Naturally it would be good if we had one most widely standardized API that most of the people are familiar with (like they are with if and for).