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> The biggest benefits over python/ruby are static typing and that it is compiled. I find channels, interfaces, and attaching functions to data (as apposed to
by stock_toaster 14y ago
> The biggest benefits over python/ruby are static typing and that it is compiled.
I find channels, interfaces, and attaching functions to data (as apposed to attaching methods and data to objects) rather compelling features personally.
- ssmall 14y agoIf I'm not mistaken, ruby and python both offer similar ideas. I've only used both passingly
- drivebyacct2 14y agoNot to be a jerk and I'm no expert in ruby (or much python for that matter), I don't think they do, at all really. At least no go-style interfaces or channels.