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> You're directing the work, but at a higher level of abstraction. The article likens this to a Makefile. I gotta say, why not just use a Makefile and save th
by metalliqaz 1y ago
> You're directing the work, but at a higher level of abstraction.
The article likens this to a Makefile. I gotta say, why not just use a Makefile and save the CO2?
- steveklabnik 1y agoBeing kind of like a Makefile does not mean that they're equivalent. They're different tools, good for different things. That they happen to both be higher level than source code doesn't mean that they're substitutes.