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You're proving the point, here. The "enlightenment" IS that you can achieve type safety and "business value in a shorter amount of time" WITHOUT the overweight

You're proving the point, here. The "enlightenment" IS that you can achieve type safety and "business value in a shorter amount of time" WITHOUT the overweight JIT'd runtimes.

Dewie 13y ago
In which language can you get all of that in a shorter amount of time? Rust? I'd have thought that it is still too early to say, but maybe there have been a lot of reports of that even by now.
- teacup50 13y ago
  We spend the better part of two decades focused on the JVM, and then another decade on CLR. Give it time.
  - Dewie 13y ago
    > Give it time. I am: > I'd have thought that it is still too early to say,
trhtrhth 13y ago
What project, written in Rust, actually used by as many people as Hadoop is, has proven that?
- dcsommer 13y ago
  The language hasn't reached 1.0 quite yet. Give it 2 years and then ask this question.
- sanderjd 13y ago
  Obviously your condition that the answer to your question be a project that is used by as many people as Hadoop is ridiculous given the different language maturity levels you're comparing. But ignoring that requirement, servo is a big project, written mostly in Rust, that (in my opinion) demonstrates that 'you can achieve type safety and "business value in a shorter amount of time" WITHOUT the overweight JIT'd runtimes'.
- adamnemecek 13y ago
  You do realize that Java has had like a 15 year head start right?