Julien Bernard
Julien Bernard
In C++, it's called `front`/`back` instead of `first`/`last`.
`first(predicate)` is useless, it's just `where(predicate).first`
@mhermier It exists in many APIs for a reason. Sometimes, you just want an item in a sequence and you pick the first to come.
Well, a `Sequence`, by definition, has an order: the order in which you can iterate over the elements. So the "first" is well defined: it's the first element in the...
I don't see the point of interfaces in a language like Wren that have duck typing. There is no type checking in Wren at compile time and interfaces are a...
Add a way to really clean everything. Sometimes, I need to delete `.xmake` directories (and/or build directory) in order to fix a build that should work. A nice command like...