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I see Dragon and Dragon Native: https://dragon-lang.org/ https://dragon-lang.org/ https://native.dragon-lang.org/ https://native.dragon-lang.org/ What is the
by thesuperbigfrog 4y ago
I see Dragon and Dragon Native:
https://dragon-lang.org/ https://dragon-lang.org/
https://native.dragon-lang.org/ https://native.dragon-lang.org/
What is the difference?
Is Dragon open source or free software? I see the MIT license at the bottom of this page: https://dragon-lang.org/introduction https://dragon-lang.org/introduction
"Tip The language is ready for production!"
Where is it being used in production?
How does Dragon perform compared to Python, Java, C#, or Rust?
Why should I choose Dragon over other programming languages?
- undecisive 4y agoTo answer your first question, it looks like dragon-lang works on the JVM, whereas native uses LLVM. Seems to be some small differences in what modules need loading too. But yeah, without seeing any "real" code written in Dragon, makes it very hard to evaluate its ease-of-use.