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A similar language in this space which does seem to get a lot of support is Crystal.
by RX14 10y ago
A similar language in this space which does seem to get a lot of support is Crystal.
- throwaway7645 10y agoAgreed. I come from a python background, so Nim is more natural to me, but a lot of Rubyists (particularly those who don't do a lot of metaprogramming (my probably not accurate understanding is Ruby would probably be better here, please correct me)) are very excited to be able to wire what is essentially Ruby code that runs at near C speeds.