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Even if the problem was "bad coders", the answer is still better tooling. The tooling we have now is pretty poor, in general. Sure, we can catch certain classe
by jaggederest 8y ago
Even if the problem was "bad coders", the answer is still better tooling.
The tooling we have now is pretty poor, in general. Sure, we can catch certain classes of bugs. Many bugs still occur in areas that aren't covered by those classes, even in the most robust languages.
Obviously memory-safe languages would help enormously. I also think that compilers are still in their infancy.