I appreciate the initiative, I really do. For a language to survive and thrive it needs people to think about it, tinker with it, criticize it, etc. So thanks for that.
However, I’m not a fan of this proposal for two reasons:
- I like the fact that elixir does not have as many concepts to learn as other languages. We should be very careful with adding more complexity.
- The fact that
%A{} == %A{}wouldn’t work anymore is killer.
