I was quite shocked to read this, as in it never brushed my mind that it could be. I personally doesn't feel like it is and is one of the reasons why I try to avoid working with that stack at all cost.
I don't think the neon sign is a good excuse for the mess colored functions are. You easily can create a synchronous O(n^4) function, and there are probably tons of quick async functions.
Moreover, your comment might be read as a free pass for using functions and methods that you're not really understanding the behavior off, it obviously doesn't sound like a good thing
The information is only hidden with colorless methods if you consider the documentation to be a place to hide information (o^o).
I was quite shocked to read this, as in it never brushed my mind that it could be. I personally doesn't feel like it is and is one of the reasons why I try to avoid working with that stack at all cost.
I don't think the neon sign is a good excuse for the mess colored functions are. You easily can create a synchronous O(n^4) function, and there are probably tons of quick async functions. Moreover, your comment might be read as a free pass for using functions and methods that you're not really understanding the behavior off, it obviously doesn't sound like a good thing
The information is only hidden with colorless methods if you consider the documentation to be a place to hide information (o^o).