On 31.12.23 05:20, Agile Developer wrote:
Hi, Edmond
can you give me a case not covered by a typed language? I'm really
curious, because the more I think the more I see modern PL
practice/research has uncovered typed language strengths. These days,
typed languages solve more and more issues tra
Thank you very much Jochen for the answer. I agree that Typescript can be
misused, but do you prefer a 10K LOC in Javascript or Typescript?
What is more maintainable given best practices are respected in each
language? Personally I would get up to speed faster in Typescript even If
the developer wa
Hi there,
> On 31. 12. 2023, at 5:20, Agile Developer wrote:
> can you give me a case not covered by a typed language? I'm really curious,
> because the more I think the more I see modern PL practice/research has
> uncovered typed language strengths. These days, typed languages solve more
> a
On 31.12.23 16:21, Agile Developer wrote:
Thank you very much Jochen for the answer. I agree that Typescript can
be misused, but do you prefer a 10K LOC in Javascript or Typescript?
Does really not matter much.
What is more maintainable given best practices are respected in each
language? Per
On 30.12.23 19:17, Agile Developer wrote:
Hi,
I was a 4 years user of Grails/Groovy (last year mostly Python). With
the general trend of people moving to static languages, is there any
reason that Groovy needs to stay dynamic?
I see Python having the mypy approach, I see gradle moving to Kotli
Hi Vasileios,
we use our own Groovy framework to develop an in-house multi part web
application and accompanying SQL & PL/SQL generation framework, and have
been using Groovy for 10 years, including some dabbling in the
@CompileStatic predecessor Groovy++ (which later afaik gave birth to
Kotl
