Comment by hombre_fatal
Comment by hombre_fatal 2 days ago
On the other hand, you notice it the second you go use the software you just wrote to ensure it works.
So it’s more like a foot dollar store water gun.
Comment by hombre_fatal 2 days ago
On the other hand, you notice it the second you go use the software you just wrote to ensure it works.
So it’s more like a foot dollar store water gun.
We've come full circle. The build systems for JS, a scripting language, make C++ compilation look trivial. And, unfortunately, that's reflected in the compile times.
No, it's a proper footgun, same as dereferencing a nullptr in C++. You'll notice that too - doesn't mean it's not a footgun.
And, in fact, most C++ compilers today will actually warn you when you derefernence a nullptr in a stupid, obvious way. Evidently, JS has not caught up to this incredibly sophisticated technology /s.