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I wish I had this much confidence in any one language. I'm productive with Python, but it lacks many useful things and I'm no longer comfortable with the rampa
by lucian1900 13y ago
I wish I had this much confidence in any one language.
I'm productive with Python, but it lacks many useful things and I'm no longer comfortable with the rampant mutation.
I like Haskell and the type system is extremely useful (typeclasses ftw), but I haven't managed to become productive using it.
Scala scares me like C++ does, through sheer size.
Rust is very interesting, but not yet mature enough. I'm not even certain that level of abstraction would generally be the one I want.
Clojure is perhaps the closest (especially with core.typed and ClojureScript), but the dependency on the JVM is unpleasant for me to say the least.
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- andrewcooke 13y agoyou might try julia. it's a bit like python with optional types and (the promise of) speed. i am hoping it works out (and agree in general with your viewpoint otherwise, except i haven't tried rust or kotlin).