Daniel Jalkut
And @samuelwford's cooking tools metaphor aligns well with @dhh's Ruby "sharp knives" defense:https://m.signalvnoise.com/provide-sharp-knives-cc0a22bf7934#.ja01arhbk …
The best responses in the Apple languages debate focus on the future of the frameworks. Not pro/con either language. http://www.samuelwford.com/posts/swifty-cocoa …
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@danielpunkass@samuelwford@dhh Was this whole controversy started just to sell MarsEdit? We’ll never know. http://blog.wilshipley.com/2016/05/pimp-my-code-book-2-swift-and-dynamism.html … - Show more
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@danielpunkass Go is much more strict than Swift ever hopes to be, but I wouldn’t call it “fussy.” That’s C++ and Java, not strictness. -
@danielpunkass but I 100% agree that there’s a mismatch today between Cocoa and Swift and Cocoa is going to change along w/ Swift.
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@danielpunkass The language is just a red herring anyway. It’s about the path, not the vehicle.
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