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C#, OCaml, Java, Scala, Kotlin all fulfill these requirements, while targeting the same niche.
by gf000 2y ago
C#, OCaml, Java, Scala, Kotlin all fulfill these requirements, while targeting the same niche.
- solumunus 2y agoYes there are indeed lots of languages in existence.
- LinXitoW 2y agoGo has insanely good tooling and very fast single binary compiling. While all these languages (afaik) can reach similar levels of functionality (GraalVM e.g.), it's more work. As much as I hate the language Go, I can't deny how braindead simple it is to just make a tool with it. I don't need to choose a build tool, or a runtime version, there's a library for everything and most developers with more than a room temp IQ can immediately start working on it. The only other language that currently comes close is Rust. If only they had stuck to using a GC, I'd be in heaven.
- Capricorn2481 2y agoIs this that different from languages like Dotnet? I think one line in your config can make it Aot compiled.