The only problem I saw with YAML is that it is overdone.
Who the hell would use no and yes?
Strings should always be quoted.
safeDump / safeLoad should be default, and probably dump / load should be renamed to fullDump / fullLoad, or dangerous, or just use a custom Encoder / Decoder
I saw no problem with indentation-based languages, though. That is why Markdown is popular.
I don't know, I feel like I'm just one big unpopular opinion. Where do I start.
Oh, lighthearted, AI will not take over the world because humanity will have already subsided control before machines could create a plan.
I use Spacemacs in
evilmode 😀I've used "Programmer Dvorak" for the last year and love it, but it has ruined my ability to type on other people's computers 😆😭
Most definitely. I use Mac at the moment, but I'd order them as Linux > Mac > Windoze
The only problem I saw with YAML is that it is overdone.
noandyes?safeDump/safeLoadshould be default, and probablydump/loadshould be renamed tofullDump/fullLoad, ordangerous, or just use a customEncoder/DecoderI saw no problem with indentation-based languages, though. That is why Markdown is popular.
I have my own post on it
Stop Using YAML
Jesse Phillips ・ Oct 12 '19 ・ 2 min read
Likes goes to TDD and dynamic typed things. Vim I disagree I think editors should be a matter of taste and never to be discussed xD.
You don't understand, vim stands for VI Improved. You're missing out on some very nice additions, like multiple undo, by sticking with vi.
Closing your eyes to the changes happening will just just hamper your growth. xD