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Funny how the author missing the point. Few things: - you can write the example if, elif, etc. in any language that supports pattern matching (dynamic or stat
by StreamBright 11y ago
Funny how the author missing the point.
Few things:
- you can write the example if, elif, etc. in any language that supports pattern matching (dynamic or static) safely, it has nothing to do with type systems at all
- spinning up the JVM for CLI is still largely unsolved problem, this is why Python or Go is used for CLIs more
- verbosity does not matter? Seriously, the most annoying part of Java is verbosity, that fosters a mindset that it does not matter how long is something. In that verbose code we can hide few things: bugs and more bugs.
- not knowing anything else than Java and Python, even in 2014 is silly
I think there are many better solutions for the problems he mentioned in the article.
- pjmlp 11y ago> spinning up the JVM for CLI is still largely unsolved problem Only by those that ignore that there are quite a few Java AOT compilers to native code available. The OpenJDK isn't the only option out there.
- StreamBright 11y agoThanks for pointing out. I am going to check this option for my CLI projects.