nddrylliog · July 6, 2010 23:21
diff --git a/attempt1 b/attempt1
 Code should be easy to write, and easy to read. You should be able to
 keep it short and sweet, without repeating yourself. Tools are here to
 help development, not hinder it.
diff --git a/attempt2 b/attempt2
 Easy on the fingers and the eyes. Here to help, not hinder. Doesn't
 make you repeat yourself, encourages good abstractions. Designed with
 scalability in mind.
diff --git a/attempt3 b/attempt3
 No shit. Least surprise. No repeating. Keeping it simple.
 Power over raw performance. Flexibility over familiarity.
 Correctness over tradition. Expressivity over control.
diff --git a/attempt4 b/attempt4
 No whims. No repeating yourself. Keeping it simple
 Flexibility over familiarity. Coherence over tradition.
 Power over microbenchmarks. Expressivity over control.
diff --git a/attempt5 b/attempt5
 Good surprises. No repeating. Keeping it simple. Designed to scale.
 Power over raw performance. Flexibility over familiarity.
 Correctness over tradition. Expressivity over control.
	Code should be easy to write, and easy to read. You should be able to
	keep it short and sweet, without repeating yourself. Tools are here to
	help development, not hinder it.
	Easy on the fingers and the eyes. Here to help, not hinder. Doesn't
	make you repeat yourself, encourages good abstractions. Designed with
	scalability in mind.
	No shit. Least surprise. No repeating. Keeping it simple.
	Power over raw performance. Flexibility over familiarity.
	Correctness over tradition. Expressivity over control.
	No whims. No repeating yourself. Keeping it simple
	Flexibility over familiarity. Coherence over tradition.
	Power over microbenchmarks. Expressivity over control.
	Good surprises. No repeating. Keeping it simple. Designed to scale.
	Power over raw performance. Flexibility over familiarity.
	Correctness over tradition. Expressivity over control.