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JVM and CLR tick all the boxes. Historically, there were performance complaints, but a lot of these were mitigated (AOT, heavily improved GC..., faster hardwar
by The_Colonel 3y ago
JVM and CLR tick all the boxes.
Historically, there were performance complaints, but a lot of these were mitigated (AOT, heavily improved GC..., faster hardware). They are fast enough for a large majority of apps.
- pjmlp 3y agoAnd if one feels like using a Rust like type system, there is enough to chose from between Kotlin, Scala, F#, and even Haskell dialects.
- prmph 3y agoThere are many people, like me, who dislike anything Java: the language, the runtime/SDK, and anything built on top of these. I even refuse to install anything that requires the JRE. Might be an irrational stance, but my early experience of JRE hogging my machine turned off it forever. The CLR is supposed to be open now, but in practice, the ecosystem around it is still basically Microsoft.
- pjmlp 3y agoSo more confortable with Apple practices, or happy PinePhone user?