Daily Thought - 2024-06-16
Hey, I'm Hanno! These are my daily thoughts on Crosscut, the programming language I'm creating. If you have any questions, comments, or feedback, please get in touch!
This thought was published before Crosscut was called Crosscut! If it refers to "Caterpillar", that is the old name, just so you know.
Sometimes I write these daily thoughts on the day they come out. But unless the topic is an update on current events, it's more likely that I have a queue that's a few days long. Then I just give a final polish to the next thought before publishing it, and spend the bulk of my writing time for that day on the rest of the queue.
A few days ago, when I wrote the thought that was originally supposed to come at this point in the series, I was worried about scope creep in the debugger. How can I prevent that from spiraling out of control? Is there a more minimal approach that I am missing?
And somehow, the mere act of writing these questions down, instantly triggered new ideas on how to simplify the debugger, making it less of a burden going forward. I've already implemented some of them. That is the reason I write these daily thoughts! (Certainly not because anybody is interested in reading them yet 😂)
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