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This happened to me with comprehensions in python, and with JS' love for anonymous/arrow functions. Once you get used to a language's "quirks" (so long as they
by rkomorn 11mo ago
This happened to me with comprehensions in python, and with JS' love for anonymous/arrow functions.
Once you get used to a language's "quirks" (so long as they're considered idiomatic), they no longer feel quirky, and it's usually pretty quick.
- freehorse 11mo agoYou get to the same point with non-considered idiomatic syntax also, the only problem being that it will be only you who understands it.
- rkomorn 11mo agoOnly so long as you keep the habit going. I've definitely written some things that I came back to much later and had to relearn (which is somewhere between embarrassing and humbling).