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I think this is a cool concept, and all, but honestly, at this point, why just not use Python3 as your project's scripting language, and reap all the benefits o
by fb03 2y ago
I think this is a cool concept, and all, but honestly, at this point, why just not use Python3 as your project's scripting language, and reap all the benefits of a simple, typesafe/autocomplete ready language with broad IDE support, and no intermediate 'compile step' which generates "don't touch" code?
- aiisjustanif 2y agoBecause the project might require a script that is delivered to many Linux servers with less dependencies and not having to install a new language.
- aruametello 2y agoI can see some very niche cases where an embedded system has bash not much else and "taking the most you can out of bash" could end up being useful. besides that? probably nothing.