Puke

that wouldnt even help, those are argument lists, arrays and tables

Lua

pajeets are exactly the people who do not like spaces
>muh code obfuscation

Yeah, it's WORSE.

That wouldn't fix anything. Every one of those parenthesis would just become "end".

>explicit braces and brackets obsfucate code
How do you even exist

I would put the opening brackets on separate lines as well.

what even is this abominable lang?

Doing this makes it easily broken by merges. The opening braces are basically required, so by putting them separately can fuck with your formatting in a merge or, worse, break the build because another line got merged above by a stupid merge tool

fuck knows, it might be TypeScript, but I think it's Java. Could also be JavaScript but I don't think it has annotations.

It's called Dart — it's Google's attempt at compiled JS with types

fucking hell, the software industry was a mistake.

I don't know what language that is, looks like java had sex with json and that's the retarded baby.

anything lisp + rainbow-delimiters.el doesn't have this problem.

Looks like that flutter google garbage language. You should not bother with it.

*starts an interesting thread*
*makes an idiot of himself*

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Advanced stages of triggered

this should be a crime

>rust

error[E0271]: type mismatch resolving `::Error == ()`

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Return new MaterialApp()
.setTitle()
.setHome()
Etc.

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kek

Based
Much clearer to read

Lisp solved this problem decades ago.

)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
what an improvement

Lisp programs aren't nested any more deeply than programs in C derivatives. The only difference is that it's conventional to put your closing parentheses on the same like rather than a line each. This is a clear improvement.

I love when hyper-pajeets shit on whitespace syntax.
1. You were going to indent whether your language is whitespace sensitive or not. Name one advantage that you get when dealing with a language that doesn't use whitespace. The only thing it potentially allows you to do is just adopt a totally arbitrary and shitty indentation style.
2. You probably write pseudo-code without semi-colons and autistic bracket matching, so you should already be used to writing similar looking code. Unless you've never written pseudo-code... but only brainlets have never written pseudo-code, and you're not a brainlet, are you user?

Can someone give me an actual reason they don't like whitespace syntax that isn't just
>hurr durr python bad

>I don't understand why people like reducing code vulnerabilities, better start making projections.
>Yeah, I'm not wrong, they are the ones who are Indians, and brainlets, and don't know basic algorithms. That must be it.
I'll totally spend my time arguing with you user.

> better start making projections.
sounds to me like you'd be better off making arguments

class MyApp(StatelessWidget):
def build(context):
return MaterialApp(
title = 'Welcome to Flutter',
home = Scaffold(
appBaar = AppBar(
title = Text('Timer')
),
body = Center(
child = Row(
mainAxisAlignment = MainAxisAlignment.center,
children = [
CustimTextContainer(),
CustimTextContainer(),
CustimTextContainer(),
],
),
),
),
),

Was it that much better?

>Can someone give me an actual reason they don't like whitespace syntax that isn't just
>hurr durr python bad

The trolls who go
>hurr durr python bad
are just baiting, that's all. There's no arguments to be had.

Now that's abhorrent.

'end' looks much better than ),

H1B

>Can someone give me an actual reason they don't like whitespace syntax
because it means I can't put multiple short statements/blocks one the same line