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It's a common problem because it is so tempting. Exposing the compiler/runtime internals allows very powerful things at minimal compiler developer effort.
by dtech 8y ago
It's a common problem because it is so tempting. Exposing the compiler/runtime internals allows very powerful things at minimal compiler developer effort.
- nicolaslem 8y agoThis reminds me the case of Firefox: extensions could access almost everything internally which made them very powerful but ultimately made refactoring very hard, hence the switch to web extensions.