"Apple plans to require that all application software for MacOS be approved by Apple first."
I'm ready to leave MacOS if this becomes reality (no way to install apps outside of Apple Store). So so far it's pretty easy to install custom apps and grand them root permissions.
I would like Crystal to include some modern features instead just being a fast and nice language. How about stuff like: immutability, good functional programming support, complex union types, compile-time guarantees?
Are you going to add some features for more structured data? I'm thinking about tables like in Notion where you can sort by any column. Working with Markdown tables is very clunky.
The author usually gets <5% share from the book price. I guess it's much better (although not legal) to just skip buying the book and send a donation directly to the author.
> I have to admit, that at the beginning using brackets was not easy for me. Once I’ve realized that the brackets are just on the other side of the function name, everything was simple and I could code very fast.
A question to fellow Lispers: is there a good reason why LISPs do not put parenthesis they way we know from math? Why `(f foo bar)` and not `f(foo bar)`?
It's great, but the differences between runtimes can be painful. In practice you still need your project to be aware of which Clojure code files are platform-specific and which are safe to run across all platforms.
Does this badge imply that the project doesn't have any external dependencies? What if another Heartbleed or a vulnerability in the language itself is found?
I'm ready to leave MacOS if this becomes reality (no way to install apps outside of Apple Store). So so far it's pretty easy to install custom apps and grand them root permissions.