While it looks interesting and probably has some use cases,
the syntax puts me off a little. YMMV.
Yes, Obj-C has many brackets. But I find them supporting
reading by grouping relevant elements together. I assume
if you dislike lisp like languages, eero might help in this
regard.
What I particularly don't like are the tailing return types.
I also assume apple is actively working to reducing the Obj-C
verbosity to some extend.
Regarding the website, I miss a "get started" link. How do I
take it for a quick test-drive?
EDIT: It sais: "Eero is a fully binary- and header-compatible dialect of Objective-C". Does this mean, I can write a module in Eero and have it derive the correct header files for me? Or do I need to re-write the header file to be consumed by (legacy) Obj-C?
What I particularly don't like are the tailing return types.
I also assume apple is actively working to reducing the Obj-C verbosity to some extend.
Regarding the website, I miss a "get started" link. How do I take it for a quick test-drive?
EDIT: It sais: "Eero is a fully binary- and header-compatible dialect of Objective-C". Does this mean, I can write a module in Eero and have it derive the correct header files for me? Or do I need to re-write the header file to be consumed by (legacy) Obj-C?