← Back to context Comment by mitxela 16 hours ago An IDE can fix that 5 comments mitxela Reply bawolff 16 hours ago Meh, if you need a computer program to understand an API its a bad api.APIs should make sense inherently. An IDE can band-aid a bad design, but that doesn't make it a good design. atherton94027 15 hours ago There are lots of APIs where the order of argument isn't obvious, it doesn't mean they're bad designs mitxela 11 hours ago That's why I only program in punched cards. If you need a visual editor you're a bad programmer. brabel 9 hours ago Luxury! All I need is a magnetic needle and a steady hand to flip the bits directly on the silicone. 1 reply →
bawolff 16 hours ago Meh, if you need a computer program to understand an API its a bad api.APIs should make sense inherently. An IDE can band-aid a bad design, but that doesn't make it a good design. atherton94027 15 hours ago There are lots of APIs where the order of argument isn't obvious, it doesn't mean they're bad designs mitxela 11 hours ago That's why I only program in punched cards. If you need a visual editor you're a bad programmer. brabel 9 hours ago Luxury! All I need is a magnetic needle and a steady hand to flip the bits directly on the silicone. 1 reply →
atherton94027 15 hours ago There are lots of APIs where the order of argument isn't obvious, it doesn't mean they're bad designs
mitxela 11 hours ago That's why I only program in punched cards. If you need a visual editor you're a bad programmer. brabel 9 hours ago Luxury! All I need is a magnetic needle and a steady hand to flip the bits directly on the silicone. 1 reply →
brabel 9 hours ago Luxury! All I need is a magnetic needle and a steady hand to flip the bits directly on the silicone. 1 reply →
Meh, if you need a computer program to understand an API its a bad api.
APIs should make sense inherently. An IDE can band-aid a bad design, but that doesn't make it a good design.
There are lots of APIs where the order of argument isn't obvious, it doesn't mean they're bad designs
That's why I only program in punched cards. If you need a visual editor you're a bad programmer.
Luxury! All I need is a magnetic needle and a steady hand to flip the bits directly on the silicone.
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