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Yeah, and having access to a REPL can catch semantic and architecture issues before you finish integrating and fire up the whole application. As do testcases.
by outworlder 8y ago
Yeah, and having access to a REPL can catch semantic and architecture issues before you finish integrating and fire up the whole application. As do testcases.
Compilation is not a magic bullet. Although, to be fair, I pushed Golang at work precisely because you have to compile it first. Not everyone is diligently testing their code...
- vram22 8y ago>Yeah, and having access to a REPL can catch semantic and architecture issues before you finish integrating and fire up the whole application. As do testcases. True about the semantic and testcases parts. Not clear how it helps with architecture.