> I would not use plain C to write enterprise backend servers. I happily use modern C++ for that. I tend to think unless perform/$ is really important one shou

> I would not use plain C to write enterprise backend servers. I happily use modern C++ for that. I tend to think unless perform/$ is really important one should use a managed language for that, that isn't Javascript. But yeah, not really sure what some other language would buy me in the small embedded space that earns me my beer money. I recently had an issue where the corporate spyware was convinced make/gcc were up to no good resulting in minute and a half compile times instead of the usual 10 seconds. I spent a bunch of time with IT getting that fixed. Well that's the build time I'd get with Rust. So Rust is a big nope. C++ is not that slow but still slow. And C++ without malloc is well who are we trying to kid here.