easier

Now on that point alone, I'd say that `10.times.do` is certainly easier to parse, but easier is not better.

The traffic issues would be much easier, and they would also be a better fit with the current airspace.

Now, it's easier to switch clients, but let's be realistic, when's the last time you did that?

It's a syntax sugar which is nicer and easier to understand than using functions and prototypes.

That's a big part of what helps a language like c# continuously reinforce a mental model that leads to better/easier understanding.

It is a lot easier to do this when you know there's some common ground.

I think that smaller languages have the potential to be easier to implement, optimize, teach, debug and understand.

And real-time debugging and being able to set variable watches make developing much easier.

Unfortunately the prevalence makes it much easier to filter all than just the majority.

Yep, the best reason to use Twitter is that it's far easier to broadcast and it's easy to reply to random followers.

Sauce lets you test your mobile and desktop web apps instantly across 350+ OS/Browser platforms & debug easier with videos and screenshots.

They have simply morphed into the likes of Twitter/FaceBook/etc and in the process have become much easier to use by the general public.

Ruby makes copying examples a bit easier, but you have to hold a lot more in your head before you could be considered "proficient".

Medium (small GA) sized drones, and "drone ports" aka numerous, smaller, autonomous-only, airports would probably be a much easier sell to the FAA than door-to-door drones.