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> Amber is designed based on the ECMA script syntax. ECMA aims to standardize the syntax for general-purpose scripting languages. This way, you get a familiar s
by karmakaze 2y ago
> Amber is designed based on the ECMA script syntax. ECMA aims to standardize the syntax for general-purpose scripting languages. This way, you get a familiar syntax across various scripting languages that adhere to ECMA syntax.
I didn't know that ECMAScript had such lofty goals.
Would TypeScript make sense to use? I'm used to having types everywhere but I'm sure many (especially coming from bash) wouldn't.
To me it feels like trading one set of idiosyncrasies for another (or a combination) and we've been warned:
> This project is in the early stages of development with only an alpha release at the moment. Experiment with it if you want but don't use it in a production environment.