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Just understanding the rules are not enough, you also need to be consistently good so that you never make a mistake that gets into production. On both your ave
by capitol_ 1y ago
Just understanding the rules are not enough, you also need to be consistently good so that you never make a mistake that gets into production.
On both your average days and your bad days.
Over the 40 to 50 years that your carer lasts.
I guess those kind of developers exist, but I know that I'm not one of them.
- naikrovek 1y agoI am pretty confident that a language with syntax that allows you to feel that freedom that C gives you AND is safe to write software with (without garbage collection) is possible, we just need to come up with a reasonable syntax that has both of those features. It won't look like C or Go or any of that, I don't think. I am not a computer scientist (I have no degree in CS) but it sure seems like it would be possible to determine statically if a reference could be misused in code as written without requiring that you be the Rust Borrow Checker, if the language was designed with those kinds of things from the beginning.
- capitol_ 1y agoEverything you wrote sounds like Rust, except that you didn't want it to be Rust :).