If being able to get things out the door anyway is the standard for "well, guess this language is nice enough!", there goes any argument ...
If being able to get things out the door anyway is the standard for "well, guess this language is nice enough!", there goes any argument against JavaScript, or for that matter Go over Java. I'm one of the people who is currently making a working solution in Go. Are generics the equivalent of missing wheels? Probably not, but I am absolutely finding it a present and persistent pain point that I don't have something like that or even just overloaded function/method signatures, and instead have to frequently repeat a lot of rewritten code scattered full of lots and lots of if/else cases. Life could be worse. But the fact that people are shipping doesn't mean it's a language in which people aren't finding a specific missing features to be a problem.
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> In the same vein.
You might consider whether this is really a valid test, or just something that you _think_ truly evaluates whether a candidate can do the...
Rekonq is dead (as a project I mean), and I've seen plenty of compatibility problems, with rekonq, qupzilla or even the test browser (i.e.
I have one.
It's much more likely that they cannot figure out from all the complex clauses and sub-clauses councils have.
> I think the biggest problem with land-based farms is that there is only so much land available for it, and that land is also highly val...
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If being able to get things out the door anyway is the standard for "well, guess this language is nice enough!", there goes any argument ...
If being able to get things out the door anyway is the standard for "well, guess this language is nice enough!", there goes any argument against JavaScript, or for that matter Go over Java. I'm one of the people who is currently making a working solution in Go. Are generics the equivalent of missing wheels? Probably not, but I am absolutely finding it a present and persistent pain point that I don't have something like that or even just overloaded function/method signatures, and instead have to frequently repeat a lot of rewritten code scattered full of lots and lots of if/else cases. Life could be worse. But the fact that people are shipping doesn't mean it's a language in which people aren't finding a specific missing features to be a problem.
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