for what it's worth, I listed factor in my resume, as programming
language knowledge.
the truth is there are many programming languages, and most of them are
good.
it's a matter of pluralism of opinions, not a competition.
I like that factor can inherently extend and improve in basic language
features. for example the extended syntax, and the many literal
presentations.
there are many good choices done in factor. the choice of a good concept
or abstraction allows to build software more directly.
it's this directness that I most like.
of course, some other things can be improved or changed, or language
features to be added as a vocab.
have you simply and directly express your intent, without pursuit,
without timing yourself. simply code like a good speaker takes a speech.
this is i think the (correct) aspiration to take in this profession.
Kobi
On 14/02/2011 09:56, Alfredo Beaumont wrote:
Astelehena 14 Otsaila 2011(e)an, Jon Harper(e)k idatzi zuen:
One argument is that factor is recognized by github, and has many tasks
implemented on rosettacode.org. Also there's this website which runs code
pastes (cant remember the name though, there was a mail on this list) that
supports factor.
Factor is also recognized by ohloh.
Cheers
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