I've been experimenting with language design a bit and I found that a much bigger issue with coding, is that we still use files and plain text. An IDE where code is represented in a simple tree and saved in a database, for example, would improve things dramatically, and no language changes would be necessary.
If you're out for easier code readability, then I'd recommend not
to bother with syntax too much. It'll only get you a slight
readability increase at most, and you'll piss off anyone who
doesn't agree with you, or doesn't want to refactor his code.
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