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You could consider Clojure. It is backed by the java ecosystem, which is substantial. Not quite the same as python's "batteries included" approach.
by heretoo 4y ago
You could consider Clojure. It is backed by the java ecosystem, which is substantial. Not quite the same as python's "batteries included" approach.
- mzi 4y agoJava has substantial industry backing, but you cannot argue that it has a battery-included standard library. But to answer the question: yes, Go has support for SMTP in net/smtp and a lot of different serialization formats in encoding/ You can browse it all here: https://pkg.go.dev/std https://pkg.go.dev/std
- zmmmmm 4y agoGroovy would be the most "batteries included" JVM language I think ... latest version even bundled YAML support in the standard library. Of course, it has all the downsides of a "kitchen sink" approach to language design.