RAII and the Rust/Linux Drama
A while ago some Rust / Linux drama hit the news because of tension between people who are pushing for more Rust in the kernel, and those who seem to be opposed to the idea.A while ago some Rust / Linux drama hit the news because of tension between people who are pushing for more Rust in the kernel, and those who seem to be opposed to the idea.Reading the opinions of those involved, and looking at the “evidence”Reading the opinions of those involved, and looking at the “evidence”, you can see that people are feeling strong emotions and so it becomes less clear to what extent this is a technical disagreement, a political..., you can see that people are feeling strong emotions and so it becomes less clear to what extent this is a technical disagreement, a political...
Go Exceptions for the Unconvinced
In my previous post I argued that Go has exceptions because of panic/recover. Some people understood the message, some others had objections that roughly amounted to “you’re just being pedantic, there’s no practical consequence to it”.In my previous post I argued that Go has exceptions because of panic/recover. Some people understood the message, some others had objections that roughly amounted to “you’re just being pedantic, there’s no practical consequence to it”.Oh man, if only.Oh man, if only.The The talktalk that I linked in the other post goes over this point with exemplary clarity but, since I’m bothering to write a follow up post, I will just go through the... that I linked in the other post goes over this point with exemplary clarity but, since I’m bothering to write a follow up post, I will just go through the...
Yes, Go Does Have Exceptions
The Zig official website states in its The Zig official website states in its Overview pageOverview page the following (emphasis mine): the following (emphasis mine):
varvar aa = = bb ++ cc..dd;;
foofoo(());
bar();;
bar();
Examples of hidden control flow:Examples of hidden control flow:D has D has @property@property functions, which are methods that... functions, which are methods that...
The Static Site Paradox
In front of you are two personal websites, each used as a blog and to display basic contact info of the owner:One is a complex CMS written in PHP that requires a web server, multiple workers, a Redis cache, and a SQL database. The site also has a big frontend component that loads as a Single Page Application and then performs navigation by requesting the content in JSON form, which then gets "rehydrated" client-side.The other is a collection of static HTML files...