docs: rephrase language on splash page #10
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| id: 'homepage.whatIs.rubyMore.description', | ||
| message: 'T-Ruby extends Ruby with additional syntax. <strong>This means static types and compile time.</strong>', | ||
| message: 'T-Ruby extends Ruby with additional syntax. <strong>This means static types at compile time.</strong>', |
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@msmoiz-biq
Thank you for your contribution!
But I believe "and" is a bit closer to expressing the meaning of each word independently than "at."
Static typing: is recognized as existing from the moment the .trb file is written by the developer, before "compile time."Compile time: inherently encompasses much more than "static typing," suggesting that we can expect even richer functionality in the future.
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And another one.
This text is a fallback text for i18n translate.
Please note that if you wish to modify the actual text,
you will need to edit each "locale" file together for it to take effect. 👍
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Ah I see, I read compile time as a necessary evil to support static typing (i.e., to translate from a .trb file to something that you can execute), not as a feature itself
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Thank you for your understanding. And thank you for your interest and participation. Now I will close this topic. |
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This pull request updates the language on the splash to indicate that the tool
provides static types at compile time rather than and compile time (unless
that is the intended language, in which case ignore this!).