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Fair enough, but I also don't see why we should judge languages based on the absolute worst projects written in them. For example, the offshore Swift programme
by gurkendoktor 5y ago
Fair enough, but I also don't see why we should judge languages based on the absolute worst projects written in them.
For example, the offshore Swift programmers I've encountered will add "?? 0", "?? []" etc. into expressions involving optionals until they compile. That doesn't mean that Swift's nullability is pointless, it's still a great tool for diligent programmers.
- pjmlp 5y agoI agree in principle, but that doesn't change the fact that such kind of code might land on an application I depend on for some reason. Hence why I always advocate for better industry regulation, as I get to see how the sausage is made, and would like everyone gets more healthier. Most managements don't care about diligent programmers, only delivery.