It made more sense before the time of IDEs and code completion. I used to greatly prefer python to c++ or java when I actually had to type full names and look up interfaces like a pleb.
Now I can't stand untyped python. Have to actually look at documentation to see what methods a class has, who has time for that?
Writing golang with tabnine is otherworldly. It's so regular, not just the syntax, but the variable naming conventions, and course structure even, that it feels like loosely nudging the autocomplete in the direction of the goal.
Now I can't stand untyped python. Have to actually look at documentation to see what methods a class has, who has time for that?
Writing golang with tabnine is otherworldly. It's so regular, not just the syntax, but the variable naming conventions, and course structure even, that it feels like loosely nudging the autocomplete in the direction of the goal.