Exactly. The artistic comparison is exactly what I'm getting at. Its strange for my tools to be like Picasso. I'm not particular stoked when code is that way.
I spent 15 years in C#. When LINQ and Generics came out, I didn't at first see the value, why? Because I was alredy doing it without them.
Once I dug in, I couldn't live without either. But, I did have to rewire my thoughts and go through a painful learning curve.
Only then, did I start noticing code duplication based on type only. Generics extended my insight and forever changed my coding style.
Today, I have not yet had the need to use Generics in Typescript, but when I do, it'll be a no brainer.
Generics aren't for beginners nor is it for typeless programmers.
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Exactly. The artistic comparison is exactly what I'm getting at. Its strange for my tools to be like Picasso. I'm not particular stoked when code is that way.
I spent 15 years in C#. When LINQ and Generics came out, I didn't at first see the value, why? Because I was alredy doing it without them.
Once I dug in, I couldn't live without either. But, I did have to rewire my thoughts and go through a painful learning curve.
Only then, did I start noticing code duplication based on type only. Generics extended my insight and forever changed my coding style.
Today, I have not yet had the need to use Generics in Typescript, but when I do, it'll be a no brainer.
Generics aren't for beginners nor is it for typeless programmers.