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For me that's the sweet spot for: - compiled so easy to deploy - easy to write compared to Rust, when you don't care about being super reliable - still keeps
by viraptor 3y ago
For me that's the sweet spot for:
- compiled so easy to deploy
- easy to write compared to Rust, when you don't care about being super reliable
- still keeps things typed and better than in Ruby
- lower memory usage than Ruby/Python (and usually an easy 10x jump in performance)
I'm relying on it a lot with simple lambda automation. If I wanted to write an efficient server, I'd probably use rust though.