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The code one writes does get simpler. Unfortunately, the code some dozen developers write ends up with all imaginable ways of writing the same thing. That's my
by veli_joza 8y ago
The code one writes does get simpler. Unfortunately, the code some dozen developers write ends up with all imaginable ways of writing the same thing. That's my biggest pain with C++.
- fsloth 8y ago"the code some dozen developers write ends up with all imaginable ways of writing the same thing." I do know what you mean. But that's not really the languages problem but of the coding guidelines and using code review to maintain legibility.
- veli_joza 8y agoI don't know. I don't have the same problem with Lua and Python. Lua is simply small enough not to have baggage and Python seems to have a healthy community that keeps updated with best practices. It also helps that both languages are designed to be readable. C is also simple enough, as long as code doesn't abuse pointers.