The author's term "anti-sloppy programming" immediately brought to mind a former colleague's paper, aptly-titled "Sloppy Programming" [1]. Interestingly, Rust is a programming language, while this paper describes an editor/IDE enhancement to turn natural language style input into ASTs.
This suggests to me that the most anti-sloppy languages like Rust would benefit the most from sloppy input inference techniques. Has anyone been working on developer tools to make writing Rust code easier? (Lifetime management is the obvious new language feature to target.)
This suggests to me that the most anti-sloppy languages like Rust would benefit the most from sloppy input inference techniques. Has anyone been working on developer tools to make writing Rust code easier? (Lifetime management is the obvious new language feature to target.)
[1] http://groups.csail.mit.edu/uid/other-pubs/sloppy-programmin... (pdf), or less-detailed: http://groups.csail.mit.edu/uid/projects/keyword-commands/in...