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Go is definitely a good option. Also try Rust, its a system programming language that is the closest to C. It will be super fast if you don't abuse the function
by morpheyesh 10y ago
Go is definitely a good option. Also try Rust, its a system programming language that is the closest to C. It will be super fast if you don't abuse the functional constructs that the language provides :)
- steveklabnik 10y agoIf the functional constructs are slow, it's a bug. Iterators often compile to identical assembly as for loops, for example.
- lfx 10y agoIs it possible to distribute Rust `app` as easy as Go? I mean can you write one code and run on all platforms with zero dependencies? P.S. I'm not proGo, just have near to zero knowledge about Rust.