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Research vs implementation, theory vs practice, and LtUThere's a conflict between doing research and creating usable programming languages, and different people have different interests. Instead of discussing this inside other topic, it seems this topic deserves its own thread, because the question is interesting. I'm not sure there's something new to say on the topic — this is an old discussion. And I guess that some of us will still not be personally interested in research. But I'd like to not hear the wrong arguments against research. I don't want to hear that research will never be useful in practice. I'm fine with hearing, say, that if you want something now, theoretical research is often not what you should look into — theoretical researchers figure out what you should use in a few years or decades. I'll reserve my actual answers for the thread. By Blaisorblade at 2015-07-16 21:16 | LtU Forum | previous forum topic | next forum topic | other blogs | 24388 reads
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