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This sounds like an argument from 25 years ago. We are well past the false idea that compiled no-runtime languages are better for all use cases.
by colordrops 5y ago
This sounds like an argument from 25 years ago. We are well past the false idea that compiled no-runtime languages are better for all use cases.
- rana1-31 5y agoWhat is a use case for an interpreted runtime language?
- atom_arranger 5y agoAPI development. People consider the performance of Node good enough, and they can use the same language for frontend and backend.
- colordrops 5y agoMuch easier and faster development and maintenance for applications that don't have strong performance or safety requirements.
- yazaddaruvala 5y agoTo answer a more specific version of your question: Specifically, Typescript has a larger talent pool of experts to hire from. Although, I do hope that changes for Rust over the next 5 years.