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by tcard 15y ago
I find the whole point of the article to be weak, to say the least. OK, I'm doing monads, or something equivalent to monads, all the time along my imperative code without even noticing because it's so intuitive concept. So when this common
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What's wrong with PHP API (in contrast to Perl)(tnx.nl)
2 points by tcard 15y ago|1 comments
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Dart Synonym: Translations from JS to Dart(synonym.dartlang.org)
2 points by tcard 15y ago|0 comments
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by tcard 15y ago
That's like saying that the 'T' letter key on the keyboard behaves unpredictably and should be removed just because any program could map it to any other character or action.
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by tcard 15y ago
JS semicolons are actually encouraged —omitting them, while syntactically valid, can lead to obscure bugs. http://bonsaiden.github.com/JavaScript-Garden/#core.semicolo...
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by tcard 15y ago
That's a common thought from anybody who first looks at Go code. But when you play around a little you realise that all these sharp syntax constructions happen to increase pragmatism, they are well-thought to make the coder happy. I think t
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by tcard 15y ago
I didn't mean that CoffeeScript classes don't cover prototypes —but the other way around: prototypes can't implement the whole typical class abstraction (encapsulation, etc.). So I think CoffeeScript would do better implementing a completel
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by tcard 15y ago
Prototypes are fine for a language like JavaScript. They keep things simple. I'd prefer that CoffeeScript (and Dart, of course) implemented a decent syntax for prototyping, replacing the JS mess, rather than trying to disguise them as leaky
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by tcard 15y ago
A face-washed JavaScript with classes, interfaces and such stuff. I was expecting something more syntactically close to Go, or at least to Python.
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JavaScript Closures vs Objects: FIGHT!(skilldrick.co.uk)
1 points by tcard 15y ago|0 comments
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by tcard 15y ago
Totally agree. It lacks of basic features, modularity, extensibility, a proper community, and therefore support and external resources such as themes and plugins. Requires so weird technologies that finding and maintaining a suitable hostin
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by tcard 15y ago
http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/gyook/how_would... Actually, a fair part of the links about programming are just the same both here and on Reddit.