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I think with out a working definition of "easy/hard" it's all hand-waving. From a documentation, examples, accessibility, tooling, and number of people you can
by btreecat 2y ago
I think with out a working definition of "easy/hard" it's all hand-waving.
From a documentation, examples, accessibility, tooling, and number of people you can get help from, JS wins.
What other metrics should we consider when comparing, API complexity, LOC for average plugins, google results?
I think if we had a reasonable baseline for comparison, it would be helpful.
- skydhash 2y ago> From a documentation, examples, accessibility, tooling, and number of people you can get help from, JS wins Maybe as a general purpose language, but for this specific comparison (extending editors). Elisp and Emacs wins. Vimscript is not the best plugin language, but the interation process is way better than VSC.