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At work I prefer languages that take a "batteries included" approach. So Go and Python are good examples. You can get really far with just what is offered in th
by scuff3d 1y ago
At work I prefer languages that take a "batteries included" approach. So Go and Python are good examples. You can get really far with just what is offered in the standard libraries. Though obviously you can still pull in a shitload of dependencies if you want.
In my own time I usually write C or Zig.