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Hum, the repl catches most of those for me almost as instantly as Eclipse would highlight it if it were in Java. And the onese that are left are annoying, but r
by didibus 9y ago
Hum, the repl catches most of those for me almost as instantly as Eclipse would highlight it if it were in Java. And the onese that are left are annoying, but really not a massive amount of wasted time. Like possibly a lot less time then the time I would spend wrestling with complex types, or having to build generic structures so I can group disparate types together.
- rboyd 9y agoI'm with you here, they usually come out in the repl. There's always spec too, if it really turns into a problem. Seems like we could have some tooling that raises a flag if keywords with a short Levenshtein distance were detected.
- didibus 9y agoYa, I'm not trying to make excuses. I welcome better tooling, or even language features that help. The problem is there, but I agree with Rich Hickey in that its not the highest in my list.