> It is more useful to think of error messages as non-existent than to think of them as bad.
If this is true, my respect for Clojure just completely dropped.
Error messages are a crucial part of a language and they are instrumental to the robustness of the programs it helps create.
The fact they have been so severely neglected by the Clojure teams makes me think the authors of the language don't really understand modern large scale programming.
If this is true, my respect for Clojure just completely dropped.
Error messages are a crucial part of a language and they are instrumental to the robustness of the programs it helps create.
The fact they have been so severely neglected by the Clojure teams makes me think the authors of the language don't really understand modern large scale programming.