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That's strongly dependent on how big the code base is. I'm a huge python fan, and I don't like/use IDEs on my personal projects. But eventually I still gravita
by Aperocky 6y ago
That's strongly dependent on how big the code base is.
I'm a huge python fan, and I don't like/use IDEs on my personal projects. But eventually I still gravitated towards typescript because it had typing and the compiler + unit tests giving me a huge boost in ability to extend my project beyond a certain size.
I think the threshold is around 50-100 files, but smaller code bases also benefits from the typing structure.
- kaliszad 6y agoAt OrgPad, we are well over 100, maybe even 200 namespaces in Clojure and ClojureScript and I don't think we have any trouble keeping up. Most of the problems we have are frankly not in any capacity connected to Clojure or ClojureScript but rather half-baked, inconsistent technologies and their implementations like CSS, browser interoperability/ APIs mostly. The server-side (Clojure) is rather boring currently, so can't say much about that - most of the stuff seems to be just ok. There seems to be a lack of libraries for transforming image/ video formats in Java for the newer formats like WebP, AV1. Probably most people drop to imagemagick/ ffmpeg? That is kind of a problem, but not really pressing. We have lost much more time to CSS and bad browser APIs.