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Idiomatic code, formatting and all, is a visual language I've gotten quite used to. If I "zoom in," it's regular code, but one must also be able to cruise one's
by spacemanmatt 13y ago
Idiomatic code, formatting and all, is a visual language I've gotten quite used to. If I "zoom in," it's regular code, but one must also be able to cruise one's project artifacts at a higher level than lines of code to function as a developer.
The complexity is reality, not something that can be swept under the rug so that naive implementors can use general purpose tools. Isn't that why we have DSLs, anyway?