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I'm in similar situation and rust worked well for me, also having practical benefit of nicely complementing python. Otherwise you may try something functional:
by fiedzia 11y ago
I'm in similar situation and rust worked well for me, also having practical benefit of nicely complementing python.
Otherwise you may try something functional: f#, scala or haskell.
- random42 11y agoI am looking to get into functional programming and exploring haskell. I will also look into Rust.
- watmough 11y ago+1 for Rust. I think there's two main areas I'd be interested in, at least from my own perspective: 1) Rust and/or C++. Performance. Systems programming. Industrial strength apps. Libraries such as CUDA. 2) Javascript and WebGL. Chrome(OS). Dart. I've skipped over Agile process and C#, which is probably where the bulk of the career programmers are. If you avoid this, then I suspect you are guaranteed a more interesting life. Both 1) and 2) above are where I'd suspect the bulk of the intellectual firepower is deployed. Think D3.js, three.js, Rust, boost, CUDA, OpenCL, WebGL.