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by montibbalt
3657 days ago
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For me types make prototyping WAY faster, especially if "throw" or some other keyword satisfies the return type of a function. I can write out the function signatures and data types I need and get things to line up with the help of a tool that tells me exactly what I need to do (the compiler). This lets me quickly find a solution without having to actually implement any of it, and then I have a skeleton ready to fill in with details. |
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Agreed. I can prototype an idea almost entirely in types, and if the types make sense, then the implementation often follows naturally.