We try to build the language we like to use, but of course there are always things that can be improved.
I think most of the things I can say I "don't like" about it as a user are due to the language not being "finished" yet - and that's why we haven't hit 1.0. Current compilation times are higher than what they could, parallelism and Windows support aren't here yet, debugging...
I kind of suffered when we made it mandatory to declare an instance variable's type instead of allowing it to be inferred, but it was a really well thought decision, and I think it's the correct one - even if it hurts a bit on programmer's happiness.
But I don't see anything I really dislike about the language we think we'll come up with for 1.0 -
we'll have to check then how it went 🙂
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We try to build the language we like to use, but of course there are always things that can be improved.
I think most of the things I can say I "don't like" about it as a user are due to the language not being "finished" yet - and that's why we haven't hit 1.0. Current compilation times are higher than what they could, parallelism and Windows support aren't here yet, debugging...
I kind of suffered when we made it mandatory to declare an instance variable's type instead of allowing it to be inferred, but it was a really well thought decision, and I think it's the correct one - even if it hurts a bit on programmer's happiness.
But I don't see anything I really dislike about the language we think we'll come up with for 1.0 -
we'll have to check then how it went 🙂