Nican on Nostr: I refactor code a lot. I like writing simple minimal functions, and changing them as ...
I refactor code a lot. I like writing simple minimal functions, and changing them as the need arises.
I do not understand how people use dynamically typed language anymore. I keep being afraid of changing a function, and it breaks the behavior of it somewhere else. Or having a function takes 10 optional arguments, and having to handle all possible scenarios.
My tools of choice lately are still #csharp and #typescript. I can understand how some like #golang.
I do not understand how people use dynamically typed language anymore. I keep being afraid of changing a function, and it breaks the behavior of it somewhere else. Or having a function takes 10 optional arguments, and having to handle all possible scenarios.
My tools of choice lately are still #csharp and #typescript. I can understand how some like #golang.