@jeanqasaur Absolutely brilliant!
True for personal software process as well as team process. Really difficult to get right.
I am curious, how would you recommend somebody to improve this?
@xsgames_ Traditionally in math we use i for index (latin for a pointer finger). This came naturally to use in programming the same convention as used in other fields https://t.co/1ya15sMDUY
@mattpocockuk@mentalsegfault When a type needs to be debugged or is hard to understand, or reduces performance of typescript engine, that is when it got too complicated for the business. I have example with infer, template and recursion for type conversions to do kebab_case -> PascalCase type conversions.
@evancz
Wonderful speech at ∞ https://t.co/o4WRzXEEED
I would totally pay for a yearly subscription to get elm on the backend. If this is as good dx as in the elm-lang, it would totally be a worth investment to see if we can use it for commercial applications. 100€/year
Some languages have 1 engineer. Others have 30. Who pays these salaries? Why?
Does this put any boundaries on language design or development practices?
The talk I needed to hear 10 years ago when I was just starting on @elmlang
https://t.co/AEmnI10foD
@davefarley77 git branches that stays up for months or weeks to ship one feature. No way anyone can explain this madness to me. I do not even know how we call it...
@ChastiseLe @webdevMason I pay top dollar in my neighbourhood to eat at Somali restaurant and my experience with home cooked horn of Africa food is only positive.
I have no idea what did the professor wanted to achieve here.
@josevalim Absolutely fascinating! Thank you José
Let me use this moment, to share that I am simply amazed by the quality of planning and thought put into every detail. The way you work is truly inspiring.