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My main two use cases so far have been services and command line tools where it's not worth taking the effort to manage memory. The former I would have previous
by dcw303 10y ago
My main two use cases so far have been services and command line tools where it's not worth taking the effort to manage memory. The former I would have previously written in Java or C# (yeah, tie me to the cross right now language hipsters, I don't care, I already said I'm a pragmatist), and the latter in Ruby or Python.
I actually enjoyed going from dynamic to static typing for command line tools, the compiler saves me a lot of time tracking down bone-headed errors, which are typos in variables 95% of the time.
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