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I agree with that. With an abstraction layer on top of a native layer, inevitably you have to go below the surface unless you fit the intended use case perfectl
by jkestner 11y ago
I agree with that. With an abstraction layer on top of a native layer, inevitably you have to go below the surface unless you fit the intended use case perfectly. I learned this lesson with the Objective C-Python bridge. Spent needless time mapping differences between the two to the point where I had to learn Objective C anyway.