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I thought the article would do the opposite; leverage the Go runtime but keep writing in Ruby syntax. How wrong I was, this is bananas, not sure I would go down
by maxekman 5y ago
I thought the article would do the opposite; leverage the Go runtime but keep writing in Ruby syntax. How wrong I was, this is bananas, not sure I would go down that path!
- erik_seaberg 5y agoI'm always on the lookout for a good language to transpile to Go, or parse Go and produce something readable, because it's getting harder to avoid at my day job. But full Ruby dispatching is a little crazy (right up there with CLOS or Moose or Groovy) and I can't blame them for not wanting to implement that from scratch.
- zem 5y agoI think purescript can compile to go
- antifa 5y agoCrystal is probably what you're looking for!