Thanks for offering to present various proposals, Eric!

I'm aiming for us to discuss the top three proposals in this meetup: shorthand syntax, stub-style syntax, and hybrid syntax [1]. Steven wanted to present shorthand syntax. Eric could present the stub-style syntax and tentatively the hybrid syntax.

Last call for others: If you are interested in presenting the hybrid syntax proposal, please reply here. It'll be great to hear from different people. This will be a brief, informal presentation of pros and cons to start the discussion. If nobody signs up by the end of this week, the presenter will be Eric.

Agenda (for September 20th):

+ Greetings - 5m.

+ Brief overview + stats - Pradeep - 10m + 5m of discussion

+ Shorthand syntax - Steven - 10m + 5m of discussion

+ Stub-style syntax - Eric - 10m + 5m of discussion

+ Hybrid syntax - Eric (tentative) - 5m + 5m of discussion

I'll share the Zoom/Google Meet link next week.

[1]: Definition of various proposals and use cases: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11VkNk9N8whxS1SrBv2BNN1Csl5yeTlgG7WyLrCB5wgs/edit#heading=h.s6u1i3i5ct8r

On Wed, Sep 1, 2021 at 9:28 AM Eric Traut <eric@traut.com> wrote:

Thanks for arranging this! That time works for me, and I'm interested in participating.

I'm happy to present my thoughts on the pros/cons of various proposals. I personally think we should prioritize consistency and simplicity over flexibility and terseness. That is the lens I typically use when considering new language features.

 -Eric

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