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If you like OCaml but want speed, parallelism and good library support, then F# is a good option. There are trade offs. Bit's of C# leak in when using librarie
by xupybd 5y ago
If you like OCaml but want speed, parallelism and good library support, then F# is a good option.
There are trade offs. Bit's of C# leak in when using libraries written in C#. It's still a very nice language. With fable you can even complied to JS and use it client side.
Producing a single binary is a super power of Go. I'm not sure there are many other options out there.
- JaggerJo 5y agoWith more recent versions of .NET producing a single binary is also possible. Would try F#
- christophilus 5y agoYeah. F# is possibly my favorite language. The tooling was really rough on Linux last time I looked (admittedly, quite some time ago). Its compiler was also not what I’d call fast (compared to ago or OCaml). But yeah. It may be a good candidate, actually! I’ll try kicking the tires this week.
- xupybd 5y agoLinux tooling is pretty good now. You just get more limited library access. Compilation speed is not great but not the worst I've seen.