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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
I think this is a healthy perspective to hold, which is not to hold to one language too tightly. Adapt and use programming principles to fit your needs; even in your frontend 👀 https://youtu.be/gNDBwxeBrF4?si=vMsAEaRrRgpaaxag
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Daniel Lombraña
@teleyinex.eth
I am so tired of the js tool chain. It only gives you errors. Reproducibility is an issue, and neither Typescript or Js is going to solve it. Typescript is a patch to a problem: Js. For me it is the same as with x86. The architecture is shit, so we patch it to a way that we created a huge problem that now requires OS kernels to patch themselves to protect us from a shitty architecture (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meltdown_(security_vulnerability)). Luckily we are having alternatives with RiscV5 and Arm. The same goes to coding. We need more people switching. I am a python developer. I love it. But nowadays I'm coding a lot in Dart and let me tell you something: types are good. So oOoOO good. They remove so many mistakes. So I'm hoping that python will enforce it to a level that becomes a compiler. Otherwise I might change to Rust. I'm not leaving python because the scientific libs in this ecosystem is unbeatable. But let's wait until the others catch up.
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Daniel Lombraña
@teleyinex.eth
Fuck, after writing this I have remembered my days with Pascal and Delphi. Those were amazing times. Yep, C allowed to you to do anything, but again because you could do stupid things. As a result kernels have now lots of issues with memory because of it. Luckily the Linux kernel accept Rust code so we are moving into the right path. On the other hand Pascal and Delphi didn't allow you to do stupid things and people hated it 😆
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