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The changing code in production with a REPL reminds me of Pharo. Though, with Pharo you get a whole IDE :D I also feel that Pharo has too small if a community.
by melvinroest 3y ago
The changing code in production with a REPL reminds me of Pharo. Though, with Pharo you get a whole IDE :D
I also feel that Pharo has too small if a community. The ESUG conference is coming up soon though. It’s good to see they’re coming together
Why is concurrency intuitive?
- Dowwie 3y agoThere's no function color. The concurrency patterns are well defined, documented and discussed. You don't need to sit in a chat room asking for help from a benevolent core team of maintainers. Granted, I did learn the hard way about introducing cycles but the error messaging lead me to the root of the problem quickly.