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I love this concept! I think it's more linked to experience than anything specific language feature. I used to think it was typing, then I became more proficie

I love this concept! I think it's more linked to experience than anything specific language feature. I used to think it was typing, then I became more proficient in Haskell and the type system actually saved me time. My in-the-flow languages right now are Haskell, JavaScript and PHP, but I'm trying to add rust to it. I have a friend who reaches out to C for quick prototyping. I know many more going for .Net or Java (which are not that far from C++)

pdimitar 6y ago
I am still having a hard time adding Rust to my flow-state-coding. Sadly, like C++, it does require you to learn quite a bit before that point. But I still find it more pleasant than C++ so I reach for Rust instead. Plus the experience really starts to pay off from one point and on.