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I think having production-grade implementations makes a huge difference also. Go’s net/http in the std lib feels like a good example of that, though I’m fairly
by lovehashbrowns 1mo ago
I think having production-grade implementations makes a huge difference also. Go’s net/http in the std lib feels like a good example of that, though I’m fairly new to go still. But it seems net/http still gets pretty big updates despite something like Chi being available as an external lib. Odin is doing this as well, even including raylib in the std lib. Odin is even more primed to keep you on the std lib as it doesn’t include a package manager at all.
- thatspartan 1mo agoSo I went to have a look at Odin and was mind blown at the lispiness in the hellope example. A list of operators defined as "program"; that are applied to the accumulator then printed. It's a striking first impression for me and I want to see what the Odin people have cooked up.
- a-french-anon 1mo agoI wasn't when I saw they made the exact same stupid error as Python: if and switch are statements, so that you need a stupid ternary operator to do the same.
- lovehashbrowns 1mo agoOdin has been a masterpiece so far! Ginger Bill has a massive update coming in for it Jan 2027 as well. :) I think it's definitely going to take off in the next few years.