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That’s exactly the kind of answers I got instead of giving me one good engineering reason on why primes were made forbidden just like this. Thanks for the demon
by noncoml 8y ago
That’s exactly the kind of answers I got instead of giving me one good engineering reason on why primes were made forbidden just like this. Thanks for the demonstration.
- star-techate 8y agoThe actual reason is probably "when people use primes, they post code that gets syntax-highlighted by tools that don't know about primes, and this results in Elm code looking broken and stupid."
- noncoml 8y agoWhich is not a good reason to ban them completely from one release to the next. It only shows that they don’t really care about their users that much.