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Don't you guys think that entrypoint is only 0.0000...1% of your development time? Not having to write Namespace, class, main method (which comes in template an
by jve 6y ago
Don't you guys think that entrypoint is only 0.0000...1% of your development time? Not having to write Namespace, class, main method (which comes in template anyway), is not something I would use to compare languages.
Its nice for beginners, not having to explain every weird word they see, but not much for professional development.
However managing complexity with various language features all over the project makes impact.
- recursive 6y agoIf you're working on the same code-base for years, then yes. If you write a few programs per day for throw-away data manipulation or system maintenance or something, then no.