Closing

Closure is a fantastic language, but completely different from an ethos standpoint. I really appreciate how pensive they are and how they approach making breaking changes. When you're dealing with a lot or huge volumes, it's really nice how simple it is. And that doesn't mean it was naive. Like I think closure makes it fairly easy if you're writing sort of, you know, if you've got an understanding of the language,. You can write stuff to be pretty efficient the first time I find.