Write Code to Rewrite Your Code

5/31/2017

In this blog post, the author discusses the concept of "self-hosting" in programming and its benefits. Self-hosting refers to the ability to write code that can modify or rewrite itself. The author explores different use cases for self-hosting, such as improving code performance, reducing code redundancy, and creating reusable code. They provide code examples and explanations to illustrate how self-hosting can be implemented in JavaScript. The post emphasizes the importance of understanding the trade-offs and potential pitfalls of self-hosting, as it can introduce complexity and maintenance challenges. Overall, the article highlights the potential benefits and considerations of implementing self-hosting techniques in programming.

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