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List a few, let's see: JVM: 'bloated' or at least the perception of it. Now improving quite fast but also Oracle. Dot net: still Microsoft. C/C++: Not simila
by chakkepolja 4y ago
List a few, let's see:
JVM: 'bloated' or at least the perception of it. Now improving quite fast but also Oracle.
Dot net: still Microsoft.
C/C++: Not similarly high level languages
Scripting languages: lol slow.
Turns out Go ecosystem isn't that tiny at all. Yeah java is larger but also comes with a bad perception among other programming language users. So after Java, if you're targetting a general purpose audience, it's Go I think.
- kaba0 4y agoNever really understood this company-problem - if we squint hard enough, then perhaps .NET is really too Microsoft-centred (though improving rapidly in recent years), but Java has multiple, fully independent implementations and a specification. It is much much more open than Go in this regard, though again, I think it is often overblown of a problem.