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I guess that, like everything, it depends on what you're using it for and which compromises one is willing to do. I'm not proficient nor use at $DAY_JOB C, Go
by rvieira 4y ago
I guess that, like everything, it depends on what you're using it for and which compromises one is willing to do.
I'm not proficient nor use at $DAY_JOB C, Go or Rust. However, I wanted to write an Emacs dynamic module and those were my main choices AFAIK.
I've picked Go to write a grunt work module (fetching JSON, parsing it, transform it, send back to Emacs) and it's been smooth sailing.
I then found the benefits of writing client glue code between Minikube, direct K8s and Docker and Emacs a breeze.
What lie am I telling myself?