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The problem is "less than 100mb" is unacceptable (for my use cases). There are use cases where 100-300mb is no big deal and customer can handle this. But sing
by bloblaw 5y ago
The problem is "less than 100mb" is unacceptable (for my use cases).
There are use cases where 100-300mb is no big deal and customer can handle this.
But single binary deployments with a statically compiled language where a fully-featured binary can weigh in from 5-30mb are what I'm after.
And honestly, with upx I can take even those fat Go binaries down from ~35mb to 7-8mb. That's an order of magnitude less than 100mb of Python and all it's dependencies. Not to mention with all those languages I mentioned (Go, Rust, Nim, Zig), I get multi-threading and high-performance as well.