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I think where these comparisons go wrong is tooling. I don't give a rodent's behind how nifty your new language is unless you've got excellent tooling, particu
by redleggedfrog 7y ago
I think where these comparisons go wrong is tooling. I don't give a rodent's behind how nifty your new language is unless you've got excellent tooling, particularly, an easy to use step through debugger (and no, you still need a debugger when functional programming).
The second I think I'm doing printf() debugging I'm out.
Note, I'm only referring to actually getting work done here - academically, or if you're just dinking around, then it's all good.
- loxs 7y agoThis, and also proper out-of-the-box IDE for refactoring, completion etc. Reason/OCaml do have the proper IDE, just not out-of-the-box.