I agree. This is very impressive tech and I definitely see the appeal. I once spent a lot of energy attacking the same problem from the other end so to speak, b

I agree. This is very impressive tech and I definitely see the appeal. I once spent a lot of energy attacking the same problem from the other end so to speak, by generating code at runtime (https://github.com/kristiandupont/rtasm/ https://github.com/kristiandupont/rtasm/). I managed to make some logic that had many levels of loops and conditions perform extremely well with it but when I had to debug that stuff a year later, I was basically at my wit's end. Currently, I am writing JS and TS code and I do quite a bit of code generation. It's great -- it goes into my repo so I get nice diffs when I make a change, I have easily debuggable code and my generator-code can be "unclean" and support weird edge cases through simple if-statements. Of course, my younger self would feel contempt bordering on pity for someone like me who clearly has no sense of beauty, or integrity, really. :-)