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The problem I have with such tools, is interoperability. This transpiles into Python. Okay. So for this to work in a collaborative environment, EVERYONE workin
by usrbinbash 2y ago
The problem I have with such tools, is interoperability.
This transpiles into Python. Okay. So for this to work in a collaborative environment, EVERYONE working on the code has to use it. Given how popular python is, and the natural inertia of programming languages, I simply don't see that happening.
The reasons for this are legion: From programmers simply being used to how python looks, over IDEs and linters that would have to be remade, all the way to automated tooling.
And even if all that were not a problem: This introduces one more step and one more element into the build chain. Which is something I can't see DevOps doing, for a, at the end of the day, purely cosmetic change.