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This is not a compelling argument. I'm not going to stop using a powersaw to cut beams just because another contractor refuses to use anything but his handsaw.
by Jenk 4y ago
This is not a compelling argument. I'm not going to stop using a powersaw to cut beams just because another contractor refuses to use anything but his handsaw.
Besides, reading implicit types has _never_ been an issue on any team or collaboration effort in the 30 years of my programming experience and I find it _really_ hard to believe anyone that claims it is a bonified problem for readability. In fact the complete opposite is true for me, personally, that too much information in front of me becomes noise and the signal gets lost.
- psd1 4y ago"bonified" is a particularly satisfying bone apple tea
- Jenk 4y agoyeah I've no idea why I spelled it that way.
- derefr 4y agoThey're not talking about someone using a hand-saw, they're talking about someone using a powersaw from a different manufacturer. Or, y'know, a table saw, or a CNC machine. Kotlin has tight integration with one particular IDE, not with all IDEs; let alone with things that are powerful in ways orthogonal to the ways IDEs are powerful, e.g. Emacs.