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These "terrible" changes like type inference and pattern matching look great to me. The article mentions Dart as a simple alternative, but funny enough Dart ha
by pornel 4y ago
These "terrible" changes like type inference and pattern matching look great to me.
The article mentions Dart as a simple alternative, but funny enough Dart has type inference too and is planning to add pattern matching.
I don't see C# dying. Redmonk looks at both StackOverflow and GitHub projects and the combined popularity of C# remains remarkably constant: https://redmonk.com/rstephens/files/2022/10/redmonk-language-rankings-jun-2022.png https://redmonk.com/rstephens/files/2022/10/redmonk-language...
The languages that are growing, like Kotlin and Rust, have these hipster features too.
- chrismeller 4y agoYou could also compare C# to Typescript and F#, both of which adopted pattern matching and a lot of the “algorithmic” features way before C# did. I personally don’t like a lot of the “a’ of list b’” nomenclature because I’m bad at algebraic math, but that doesn’t mean that C# is dying. They’re all optional…
- schwartzworld 4y agoPattern matching in TS? Since when?