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I can’t work out if you’re attempting to be a dramatization of the problem or not. Low latency developing “incurring build times” in particular doesn’t make a l
by RL_Quine 7y ago
I can’t work out if you’re attempting to be a dramatization of the problem or not. Low latency developing “incurring build times” in particular doesn’t make a lot of sense. It just takes considered design, nothing about the result is necessarily expensive.
- cies 7y agoI've programmed web stuff in rust and in rails. i can tell you that build times (and REPL on error, and a console with DB connectivity, and lots of pre-existing modules/libs/plugins) do matter. We can get all that stuff in Rust (C/C++/Zig) too, but it is simply not there yet. Only Go is both run time efficient AND compile time efficient. My point: all is possible at unlimited resources, but that's unrealistic.
- loopz 7y agoGo is a delight to work with, if you solve new problems in your own way. Not so much unfortunately solving same old problems again, ie. SOAP/XML and similar.