[viraptor]

At the very bottom: "Add type hinting."

I love that this happens to larger libraries now. It doesn't need to be 100% complete, but it will still improve many devs' lives. I hope it will become the default for new projects and major updates.

[anonymouse008]

How Steve Wozniak wrote anything by paper, much less BASIC for the Apple I, is beyond me...

He and his kind are in a different reality

[viraptor]

The scope is much more limited in his case. When the problem space is super narrow and the base language is your whole environment, writing correct code in a big batch is not that hard. On the other hand, dealing with flask and basically the whole stack of everything web at the same time is a different kind of challenge.

[HDMI_Cable]

Writing code by hand isn't too bad, especially with a good language like LISP. I don't think it requires too much extra effort, just more attention and care as to not make syntax mistakes. With near-instant compile times and auto-linting, we sort of lose the ability to auto-vet code before inputting it.

[StreamBright]

I think it is a bit deep than that. I love LISP to death but I would never trade a ML language for LISP for writing code that goes into production.

[coldtea]

Many people put Lisp into production, even in very demanding environments, just fine...

[StreamBright]

I never doubted that.