In my recent post, I promised that I will show you how I design a programming language for my own uses. And here…
As designers, we can create stunning visuals. This has become a fashionable trend on Dribbble and Bēhance, and “sexy” design is valued more than function, usefulness, or practicality.
_(This is a cross-post from the [mobl blog](http://www.mobl-lang.org/417/semi-colon/))_
When should I use semicolons (`;`) and when shouldn’t I in [mobl](http://www.mobl-lang.org)?
Update: Since this post, ClojureQL has been completely redesigned, my criticism in this post no longer applies. You can find more information about the new ClojureQL on its new website.
Facebook’s site should follow Messenger’s design language
Changes in Facebook’s site design tend to upset and infuriate users who are used to the way it looks. So it’s understandable that the company treads lightly when it updates its layout.
The Perl language is riddled with special variables. Consider the following example:
open(FILE, “bla.txt”);while(<FILE>) { print; }
Over the weekend I watched this very cool TED talk on what your designs say about you. (For me it gets good at about 8:15 in.)
Я тут подумал, что прикольно иметь в языке возможность указать "хз, давай разберемся позже, ближе к концу задачи".
Зачем это нужно? При разработке любой задачи вам нужно принять кучу решений (design…
