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Come on, aren't you the "guest language" guy?
by imtringued 3y ago
Come on, aren't you the "guest language" guy?
- pjmlp 3y agoEven if we take Kotlin, Groovy, Clojure, Scala, out of the picture, there are: - A GUI toolkit that is available everywhere, not just on some platforms, needed 3rd parties for others. - Two major implementations with Real Time GC, and bare metal support. - A compiler toolkit, that even handles LLVM IR. - A couple of bootstrapped versions - Several implementations for various kinds of deployment workloads, specially when taken beyond the desktop - An almost compatible ecosystem that powers 80% of the global phone market - Three IDEs, written on the language, portable across the three major ecosystems, freely available and with access to their source code Just a quick overview beyond guest languages stuff, don't want to bother with all the stuff.