Editing Programming Language (section)

='Schemas' not 'data structures'=
* struct definitions are normally mixed in with the the procedural instruction source code.
* Structures are a binding of **data types** to **variable names**.
* Separate the **representation** from the **implementation**.
** Standard native in memory with the same performance and so on.
*** Allow for separate memory layout. Some arch (for example Cell processors require memory padding).
*** In memory ordering.
*** Endianness?.
** Serilization.
** Database backed.
* Older OOP languages like C++ and Java also bind **methods/member functions** to **data structures**.
* Newer languages like Rust and Go move away from OOP and use interfaces (ie traits) primarily.
* Conceptually design it as **API's** not bound functions.
** Allow for standard native function calls, or RPC calls, etc... IPC or networked.
** Some kind of distributed backend (Raft, Blockchain)
* Could allow security definitions in the schema. Ie, who can edit this variable. Allows you to separate the security implementation stuff from the data structure.
* Would capnproto be usable? What about things like generics. iirk there is programming stuff capnproto doesn't support...