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If anything zig or rust are the successor, Go is a language from the 90s. We can agree on C++ and java, though.
by dunefox 5y ago
If anything zig or rust are the successor, Go is a language from the 90s. We can agree on C++ and java, though.
- anthk 5y agoGo is a rehash of Alef/Limbo. Is not from the 90's. If you say so, we could say the same on Zig. BTW, UTF-8 dates back to the 90's, good luck finding a better alternative. And TCP/IP it's even older, but it works. Something being newer doesn't make it better.
- pdimitar 5y agoWhen we're talking about strong type systems and classes of bugs eliminated just because the program compiled (a la OCaml, Rust, Haskell)... yes, newer is better. Your argument isn't universal; something being older doesn't say much about its quality either.