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After reading through the whole rant, it seems like this particular developer wants an approachable, powerful language that is statically typed, high performanc
by indymike 5y ago
After reading through the whole rant, it seems like this particular developer wants an approachable, powerful language that is statically typed, high performance, concurrent, memory safe (without garbage collection), without long compile times, and uses # for comments.
We all do.
- sofixa 5y agoIf you remove the no-GC requirement, Go fits the bill perfectly. But it fails badly on the GC aspect because you can't even tune it a lot! However i personally don't like manual memory management unless there's some actual need for it, so I'm quite happy with Go.