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If you mentioned Rust, Go probably goes in the same bucket - seeing a lot of it lately.
by smsm42 6y ago
If you mentioned Rust, Go probably goes in the same bucket - seeing a lot of it lately.
- bsder 6y agoGo is just another "managed language" with some oddities (somewhat better support for concurrency useful to servers and some programming in the large improvements). Dart goes in a similar bucket even with the native compilation. These languages are all effectively Java with some makeup. I'm not seeing much force multiplication. I see no new language allowing me to write something more than what I can write now. It remains to be seen whether Rust will wind up as a force multiplier or not. But it's really the only current candidate even if it's not a great one.