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I don't understand your analogy. What is walking to the store without juggling any plates in web development? I'm not aware of any stack that allows you to writ
by pault 8y ago
I don't understand your analogy. What is walking to the store without juggling any plates in web development? I'm not aware of any stack that allows you to write styles, markup, business logic, and database queries in a single language.
- Zelphyr 8y agoI don't understand the analogy either but I do know that when I'm doing iOS development it's almost always all in Swift. Sometimes some C or Objective-C or even C++ smattered in but that actually kinda proves my point because when I have to deal with one of those languages in a Swift project I slow down.
- shawn 8y agoArc does, fwiw. And that’s an important design goal. There is a lot of progress left to be made in this space.
- ken 8y agoI'm doing that today with Clojure/EDN: Garden, Reagent, Clojure/ClojureScript, HoneySQL. (You might think it cheating somewhat because HoneySQL is just a thin syntactic wrapper on SQL, but then again, if I weren't cheap/poor, I could use Datomic, where it really is the same language.)
- doublecouponday 8y agoIn C#, you can almost do everything in a single language (linq to sql, model binding). You still need extensible application markup language (XAML) for the view.