Re:The worst of the two worlds: Excel meets Outlook
by airstrike on Monday February 15, 2021 @12:11PM
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Sorry, didn't mean to sound rude at all. I guess I was a bit on the defensive given all the pushback I was getting elsethread
It's hard to really pin it down to a couple of things, but after spending some time in it, you quickly feel the ergonomics aren't really great. It's just a lot of typing to get basic things done like inserting an element into a 1-d array.
For such a high-level language and one directed at non-programmers as you mentioned, you'd think that sort of tooling would be available natively
It's hard to really pin it down to a couple of things, but after spending some time in it, you quickly feel the ergonomics aren't really great. It's just a lot of typing to get basic things done like inserting an element into a 1-d array.
For such a high-level language and one directed at non-programmers as you mentioned, you'd think that sort of tooling would be available natively