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- Nim. Lovely syntax, great performance, fast compilation times. With templates and macros provides you can build just right amount of magic you need into your
by hakanderyal 10y ago
- Nim.
Lovely syntax, great performance, fast compilation times. With templates and macros provides you can build just right amount of magic you need into your programs.
It desperately needs more developers to bring the language 1.0, and I'm hoping things will move faster in 2017.
- Elixir.
For near-real-time, concurrent systems, I'm tired of using the tools I know (python, js), and I'm eager to start using the battle-tested solutions (BEAM).
- C# (maybe?)
I mainly develop line-of-business applications, and python, with it's great ORM, sqlalchemy makes things so much easier. But I want more type safety, and I'm hoping C# and the ecosystem will reach maturity on linux front in 2017, so I can evaluate C# as my main language for line-of-business applications.