Clean as Ruby, fast as C. What else could you ask for? I guess you could get greedy and ask for the compiler to be faster than minutes to hours on a large project 😂
_Pardon my use of underscores for spacing._ In ruby you'd do: _ def initialize(type, value) _ _ @type = type _ _ @value = value _ end _(where @type and @value are instance-variables for the class)_ In crystal you'd do: _ def initialize(@type, @value) _ end _(which would still set the instance variables @type and @value, but without using any method-local variables)_
case..when..then..end? Some language-developer knew SQL... Also, arity-0-function-application without parentheses reminds me of Scala or Haskell; not OCaml or F#. (There are no zero-arity functions in OCaml, which is why the canonical way of defining such a function in OCaml is with a single argument of () (value "unit", of type "unit."))
Best chat moment this year 😆😆 -> "Smoking crystal adds syntax highlighting". That was gold !!!
Crystal? Ruby? what's up with developers naming their languages after strippers?
Lmao
I was thinking Pokemon 😂
You haven’t lived until you write fizz buzz in emerald!
@@Zzznmop remember to always use protection!
“Crystal is what Ruby wishes it could be”
Yes. That’s true.
Clean as Ruby, fast as C. What else could you ask for? I guess you could get greedy and ask for the compiler to be faster than minutes to hours on a large project 😂
Wanted to see crystal, but I guess next time
_Pardon my use of underscores for spacing._
In ruby you'd do:
_ def initialize(type, value)
_ _ @type = type
_ _ @value = value
_ end
_(where @type and @value are instance-variables for the class)_
In crystal you'd do:
_ def initialize(@type, @value)
_ end
_(which would still set the instance variables @type and @value, but without using any method-local variables)_
6:58 The lack of chalance as he runs git reset -hard and rm -rf… balls of steel on this man
Someone already took up your challenge and is done with the first chapter. Only three more chapters left to go...
case..when..then..end? Some language-developer knew SQL...
Also, arity-0-function-application without parentheses reminds me of Scala or Haskell; not OCaml or F#. (There are no zero-arity functions in OCaml, which is why the canonical way of defining such a function in OCaml is with a single argument of () (value "unit", of type "unit."))
"crystal build deez" is fucking amazing
lol pretty sure LSP is Scry for Crystal >D
or Crystalline
those are stache braces
🤓 ahem acktually salt is a crystal so uve done 2 crystals
You're basically pronouncing crystal like the German translation Kristal. Kinda
squigly brackets