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Im suprised that nobody has mentioned golang, which is generaly described as the successor to "c".
by thawkins 10y ago
Im suprised that nobody has mentioned golang, which is generaly described as the successor to "c".
- SyneRyder 10y agoGolang is great, and I'd love to move my code over to it from C and C++. But one of my projects involves creating a Windows DLL, and I don't think Golang provides a way to for me to compile to that just yet. I don't think Go has a strong GUI story yet either (and even if it did, it will take a while for the tooling to match XCode or Delphi or Xojo). Languages have different strengths, part of programming is deciding which languages & toolset are most productive for the project you're working on.