Le 07/03/2012 01:25, Jonathan M Davis a écrit :
You don't write much code in functional style, do you? If you chain functions
much, then long names very quickly result in long lines, which makes the code
harder to read, and can quickly lead to expressions having to be multiple
lines, simply because the symbol names involved were overly verbose.


You read way more code than you write. By way more I mean WAY WAY MORE !

Additionally, this make the task harder for any new dev. This is nonsense, and a recipe for failure. D has enough in it to scare beginners. No need to add some more.

BTW, I'm not aware of any successful recent language using a lot of abbreviations in its standard lib. That is not a proof, but definitively should be looked at.

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