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I agree with d), but I'm quite skeptical about the other 3. a) and c) means it's portable on everything a JS VM runs on, which is not that much more than what
by stymaar 10y ago
I agree with d), but I'm quite skeptical about the other 3.
a) and c) means it's portable on everything a JS VM runs on, which is not that much more than what Go runs on.
b) is legit, but that really sounds like an overkill.
- rubber_duck 10y agoWell a) and c) also means you can run in the browser - client/server code sharing and such can be a really big win.