JavaScript hit peak feature and nobody noticed
The language added so many tools in the last decade that the community stopped caring about new syntax. That is a good sign.
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The language added so many tools in the last decade that the community stopped caring about new syntax. That is a good sign.
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Reuven Lerner argues Python's syntax sugar is making it harder to explain what code actually does. He compares it to Pinyin romanisation: useful for getting started, obscuring the underlying structure.