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every once in a while i start thinking "it'd be really nice to build a declarative language to do this", but then I realize that: - that just means that I'm bo
by parpfish 2y ago
every once in a while i start thinking "it'd be really nice to build a declarative language to do this", but then I realize that:
- that just means that I'm bored and would rather be writing out the logic to handle a more general/abstract representation of the problem
- whenever I come across a DSL that somebody else made to "make a really simple declarative-like interface", i hate it and wish that they didn't do it
- fifilura 2y agoWas your point that that goes for SQL? One nifty thing with SQL is that you get all the threading/remote processing for free without having to think about it. That can be pretty hairy to write yourself.