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Some people don't code for the interns but to have fun. But I agree this isn't a very enterprise programming language, à la Java or Golang.

• gr4vityWall 2y ago
  I think another way to express the same idea in a less business-like language is: it's nice to be able to come back to your side project after 6 months and be able to quickly make sense of it. > Some people don't code for the interns but to have fun. I don't think the person you were replying to necessarily disagrees with you there. But their post was phrased in such a way that seemed like business was the only focus that mattered, yeah.
  • f33d5173 2y ago
    If you write all your code in civet, them you'll have no trouble understanding civet code in 6 months. Besides that, there aren't many random symbols as additions, it's mostly logical extensions of the javascript syntax which are easy to understand if you know javascript.
    • gr4vityWall 2y ago
      > If you write all your code in civet, them you'll have no trouble understanding civet code in 6 months. I hope so. > it's mostly logical extensions of the javascript syntax which are easy to understand if you know javascript. They didn't look thatneasy to understand to me, and a lot of other people judging by the comments.