> On Dec 4, 2017, at 11:24 PM, C. Keith Ray <keith...@mac.com> wrote:
>
> Not everyone uses the IDE as a crutch for writing code. As someone who has
> used many languages, editors, and operating systems, I don't rely on
> autocomplete and sometimes turn it off because it gets in my way.
>
> my experience with C# was sometimes frustrating because it could be hard to
> find the return type of a function, or the type of a "var" variable. Xcode's
> playgrounds, faster search, and "print(type(of:x))" provides a nicer
> experience.
>
> (you should try Resharper and C# to see what refactoring support should look
> like.)
Yeah, my main point was that things like autocompletion shouldn't really be a
huge issue for this proposal. Even if we could match the state of the art in
Python, it still would be inferior to the state of the art in Swift.
I've heard lots of good things about C# and the tooling around it, but being
primarily a Mac user I've yet to find time to spend on a project in it. I
definitely wouldn't be against trying it out some day :)
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