I don’t think those are the problems since all sorts of solvers ship with prolog and it’s still a better way to write down a problem.
I think it’s biggest headwind is that you have to be significantly more intelligent than the average developer to think in Prolog.
Prolog requires you to think about code as the implication of constraints — you just have to keep a lot more in your head. Prolog also requires you to understand the execution model before you can do much of anything.
I think it’s biggest headwind is that you have to be significantly more intelligent than the average developer to think in Prolog.
Prolog requires you to think about code as the implication of constraints — you just have to keep a lot more in your head. Prolog also requires you to understand the execution model before you can do much of anything.