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Sometime it's nice. It's what makes numpy, pathlib and sqlalchemy great. Just throwing the baby with the water is never a solution. As usual there is a balance
by sametmax 8y ago
Sometime it's nice. It's what makes numpy, pathlib and sqlalchemy great.
Just throwing the baby with the water is never a solution. As usual there is a balance to be found.
- xg15 8y agoAbsolutely. I didn't want to demand that we all stop using sugared libraries in an instant. I'm more hoping that user-defined syntactic sugars and DSLs could be a focus point in future language design - so you actually get compile time tools and debugging support for them and don't have to resort to runtime or modeling hacks to implement them.