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Hey, thanks for your answers. I wasn’t trying to engage in whataboutism, I was trying to find out, as a developer who wants to learn a truly community-driven la
by booleandilemma 5y ago
Hey, thanks for your answers. I wasn’t trying to engage in whataboutism, I was trying to find out, as a developer who wants to learn a truly community-driven language/technology without any corporate overlords, what my options are. I’ve looked into Go, but a part of me feels like I’m trading one corporation for another.
The languages I think of as strongly community-driven: python, ruby, and javascript, are all dynamically typed, and I’m trying to stay with statically typed languages.
- mtlynch 5y agoZig seems to fit your criteria: https://ziglang.org/ https://ziglang.org/
- kristoff_it 5y agoWe definitely are both statically typed and aggressively independent :^)
- whoisthemachine 5y agoDoes Rust not fit your criteria?