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Sure, but to be kind, the tooling mostly sucks bogwater. Trying to detect usages of symbols or perform simple refactorings is considerably harder than even in
by douche 10y ago
Sure, but to be kind, the tooling mostly sucks bogwater. Trying to detect usages of symbols or perform simple refactorings is considerably harder than even in languages with less than stellar static typing, like the C++/Java/C# enterprise workhorses, much less anything more powerful. Maybe I'm spoiled, but using find&replace and runtime errors feels as primitive as banging two rocks together.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoWell, maybe I'm spoiled, but waiting forever for your code to recompile, just to discover that you misplaced a semicolon, as opposed to running it through a REPL as you develop feels a primitive as banging rocks together. It's a tradeoff, and I didn't choose the refactoring side. Although refactoring did originate in Smalltalk...