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Nim still Mostly retains its pythonic nature (fun and readable) even when you do whatever’s needed for C/C++ level performance. I think it’s exceptional in tha
by beagle3 6y ago
Nim still Mostly retains its pythonic nature (fun and readable) even when you do whatever’s needed for C/C++ level performance.
I think it’s exceptional in that it feels lightweight while delivering great performance, and it has no “glass ceiling” of any sort.
Rust and D have no ceiling either; but D feels like a better C++ and Rust feels like a court filing.
D is definitely under-appreciated if you prefer C feel to Python feel
- entha_saava 6y ago> Rust feels like a court filing. But HackerNews and Reddit told me that rust is very ergonomic after two weeks and if you do something in other languages that you can't do in rust, you are doing it wrong and it needs to be fixed.
- mhh__ 6y agoI've been paid to work on D so no need to preach to the converted. I'll have a look at Nim too.