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I wonder in which language you think 1m locs would be manageable for an actual monolith (and not just a monorepo). And method_missing is a such fundamental par
by codesnik 2y ago
I wonder in which language you think 1m locs would be manageable for an actual monolith (and not just a monorepo).
And method_missing is a such fundamental part of the language, that it obvious you skipped basic docs on the language. Besides that, there're not many "magic references". Unlike in python, btw, where "there should be 1 obvious solution to any problem" mantra doesn't hold for a veeery long time.
- SAI_Peregrinus 2y agoC works pretty well. Linux is somewhere upwards of 20M LOC, and it's famously a monolith!
- bloppe 2y agoYa I'd say the key is lexical scoping and strong typing. C has those. Python and Ruby have neither.
- Lio 2y agoPerhaps you mean statically typed? i.e. type checked at compile time. C is generally not considered to be strongly typed but Ruby is. i.e. types aren't automatically coerced at runtime in Ruby.