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the issues with Crystal, nim, zig, is that they have zero changes to be bigger.
by claudiug 11mo ago
the issues with Crystal, nim, zig, is that they have zero changes to be bigger.
- preommr 11mo agocrtystal and nim, probably not. Zig... is surprisngly used a lot given how rough the state of the language is. It makes me think that if it ever reaches v1.0, it has a very good chance of being at least a "Kotlin", probably a "elixir"/"haskell", and a decent enough shot of "typescript".
- JackStarborn 10mo agoI'm trying to understand this. The languages mentioned will never grow because others didn't give them a chance, so you won't give them a chance either. Sir, I think I've diagnosed an infinite loop here. I recently started learning Nim. I'm only at the beginning of my journey, and there are things I don't like, but overall, Nim is a very nice language :-) A significant portion of the mistakes one can make in C/C++ can be avoided by writing idiomatic Nim, which is most case is super easy to do :-) EDIT: you=>one :-)