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I also appreciate static type systems, but they both have one. It seems like what kind of static type system it is matters a lot for programmer convenience. I'
by skybrian 3y ago
I also appreciate static type systems, but they both have one. It seems like what kind of static type system it is matters a lot for programmer convenience.
I'm using TypeScript nowadays (via Deno), and it seems quite flexible. (Deno is built using Rust, but that's not visible to the programmer.)
I would try Flutter again if I wanted to write a mobile app. I'm not wild about stateful / stateless widgets, though. Signals seem nicer.
And maybe this Rust framework will work out?