On 14/08/2019 09:39, Peter Kokot wrote:
Code is like a garden. If there are unwanted weeds and nobody cleans
them up, the flowers don't shine and grow as they should. Cleaning of
the weeds is just as important as new features. A bit less but
important.
It's a pretty analogy, but I don't think
On Wed, 14 Aug 2019 at 10:11, Rowan Collins wrote:
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> On 13 August 2019 19:19:42 BST, Olumide Samson wrote:
> >Not sure what the counter argument is really driving at.
> >So, because some people are using a function or an unworthy directive,
> >then
> >there can't be a major change in that aspec
On 13 August 2019 19:19:42 BST, Olumide Samson wrote:
>Not sure what the counter argument is really driving at.
>So, because some people are using a function or an unworthy directive,
>then
>there can't be a major change in that aspect?
That's not what anyone is saying. What people are saying is
Not sure what the counter argument is really driving at.
So, because some people are using a function or an unworthy directive, then
there can't be a major change in that aspect?
Many languages clean up many unused functions, directives and so more just
to meet some proper standard.
I'm been shamed
Not sure what the counter argument is really driving at.
So, because some people are using a function or an unworthy directive, then
there can't be a major change in that aspect?
Many languages clean up many unused functions, directives and so more just
to meet some proper standard.
I'm been shamed
