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Can it really be called “bloat” if the features are basically invisible unless you explicitly compile an app with them? That’s like saying the English language
by refactor_master 5y ago
Can it really be called “bloat” if the features are basically invisible unless you explicitly compile an app with them?
That’s like saying the English language has accumulated too many new words, and that impacts your speech.
- Thaxll 5y agoYes because then people have 3 different way of doing the same thing. You have that new guy that comes in and whant to rewrite everything with the new immutable feature.
- booleandilemma 5y agoI’m seeing this at work right now. New devs asking which way to initialize an object, the difference between record, class, and struct, how to use nullable types, etc. I can’t help but feel C# is getting too complicated for its own good.
- dustinmoris 5y agoIf you have 3 teams members speaking 3 different languages then it certainly impacts their communication. If the language has 3-10 different ways of creating a class/object and every developer does it differently then it certainly impacts the productivity ;)
- MeinBlutIstBlau 5y agoWe need the esperanto of programming languages!