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These "one-liners" are cryptic because they are complex, it's a what can you do in the smallest form possible. It doesn't require code readability. Obviously yo
by dubcanada 13y ago
These "one-liners" are cryptic because they are complex, it's a what can you do in the smallest form possible. It doesn't require code readability. Obviously you wouldn't use a 120 character dependency injector. That's just silly. But you can make one in 120 characters.
- tel 13y agoI disagree. I think they're simpler because they're built of smaller numbers of orthogonal concepts. I think code like this is certainly more dense, but I find the consequence of that density is that I spend less time pattern matching and skipping over "things that look like common idioms" and more time thinking about how there large, powerful abstractions wire together to achieve the intended end.