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We use Crystal for networking code, and it has nice C binding semantics. Haven't had to drop down to pure C much because Crystal just works, and doesn't have th
by bayareanative 7y ago
We use Crystal for networking code, and it has nice C binding semantics. Haven't had to drop down to pure C much because Crystal just works, and doesn't have the learning curve or un/boxing hoops of rust. It's basically Ruby-like but with rudimentary type-inference, like what Ruby 3 wants to be but Crystal already exists... and orders-of-magnitude more performant.