I am looking at app dev 3 with workday and I don't need countless opinions on xpresso. I have read those posts and I'm not super concerned about all of that since I am doubling my TC to go to workday and that is worth it for me.
However, I have seen articles online stating that a next version of XO is in the works internally to replace or at least improve XO as it stands today?
https://medium.com/workday-engineering/sneak-peek-into-workdays-technology-stack-1055bb5b06c7
"We are working hard on a successor to XO, called YP, which we will detail in future posts."
So, I know it's proprietary and all but as a potential app dev, I am curious if this is legit in the makes and if so what are the current pain points that YP or whatever is supposed to address? I saw in another Blind post someone said it's supposed to be more traditional code style in the next version?
Anyone at Workday wanna provide insights?
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I believe both would be there.
XO is kinda UI driven, UP is more on code and get output
It makes some things from XO MUCH easier but it comes with its own disadvantages, via stuff that either can't be done (yet in some cases, at all in others) or is awkward to use but when you look at it through a relative lens it's definitely much nicer than in a vacuum. It is made to be integrated into existing XO code generally which contributes to some of the limitations. I don't think right now that it's possible to have something be pure YP for every aspect of it or that that is an actual goal anyone has, but I did see that you can do UI stuff with it which I didn't know before this challenge they put on. Regardless, being able to type sometimes is nice π€£
O->P
Simple.