Closed tj closed 11 years ago
+1 for shorter all lowercased types.
str
etc..
String looks kind of dull with def and ret around
haha yeah, the main thing for me is after writing C for a while again you're like wow, lowercase everything looks so much nicer, especially compared to something like Go where it's the complete reverse, all caps
this thing drove me away from Go.
req.Send()
it's such a good language, but i couldn't capitalize anymore.
same here I like a lot of aspects of but the fact that you have to capitalize to export things etc, nooo thanks, the stdlib seems half-baked as well, I would rather have "first-class" "supported" modules that act as a stdlib but are not baked in, and some things I've been wanting forever like nice function composition:
cat('foo.txt') | grep('tobi') | stdout
is sugar for
stdout(grep(cat('foo.txt'), 'tobi'))
with generators it can flow just like node streams without all the retardation of internals / implementations
one thing i dont like about str
etc is that I always use identifiers like that haha, str:string
looks a little lame though anyway
leaning towards string
now, not like we'll have flo
for float
or anything like that
really prefer lowercase c-style
vec_t
,user_t
etc, but it can be a bit ambiguous without_t
, also core types would be very common so shorter rust-style may be nice:vs
vs
u8
,i8
,u16
etc from rust are sexy too