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I do think Go and Java are strong examples of this. Those languages have native code support, but it’s clunky to use and, more importantly, very rare. If you r
by zbentley 5d ago
I do think Go and Java are strong examples of this. Those languages have native code support, but it’s clunky to use and, more importantly, very rare.
If you removed JNA/JNI/CGo, plenty of people would complain…but the vast majority of uses of those languages would still work, unaltered, because most common tasks on the JVM and Go runtime don’t require external native deps.