> Languages like Go and Elm spurn extravagance. They resist overcomplication. They force me to solve real problems instead of fighting compiler errors and stylistic differences.
I hate this mindset. "<my favorite language> is used to solve REAL problems, other languages are not as good for creating VALUE. Any powerful language features, ergonomic syntactical sugar or tooling that does not exist in <my favorite language> is useless". So strange
I hate this mindset. "<my favorite language> is used to solve REAL problems, other languages are not as good for creating VALUE. Any powerful language features, ergonomic syntactical sugar or tooling that does not exist in <my favorite language> is useless". So strange