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Red (and Rebol) are fantastic but unfortunately the learning curve is very steep for people that don't know it. I spent a month reading everything on the intern
by Shoothe 9y ago
Red (and Rebol) are fantastic but unfortunately the learning curve is very steep for people that don't know it. I spent a month reading everything on the internet about Rebol, then Red was obvious but before that it's really hard to get into that world. IMHO Red should have something like a definitive book covering all aspects in one place (like [0]) because it has a vast array powerful features (URI, money, time literals, parse and other dialects) etc. Without concise but a complete guide the language appears to be just a weird "let's use [ ] instead of { }" construct.
[0]: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920040385.do http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920040385.do
- k__ 9y agohow can it have a learning curve for people already know it?
- Shoothe 9y agoBecause "already know it" is not a single defined point on that curve but rather a region. It's easy to prove by negative, if "already know X" would be so easy to pinpoint the entire recruiting industry would cease to exist.