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The problem of Go is the hypocrisy of its community when it comes to the expression problem. Obviously Go isn't expressive at all. Which make it verbose when on
by aikah 12y ago
The problem of Go is the hypocrisy of its community when it comes to the expression problem. Obviously Go isn't expressive at all. Which make it verbose when one tries to write abstractions with it.
A lot of devs just want a fast,type safe,memory safe language,that doesn't need a hungry VM to run but is expressive enough so "scripters" feel at home. Why is it so hard to get a language that does that? IDK .
- lucian1900 12y agoThere are actually several, of common lineage: OCaml, F#, Haskell.
- aikah 12y agoDoesn't F# work with .net and the CLR ?
- lucian1900 12y agoIt does run on .NET, yes.
- mercurial 12y agoYes, F# runs on the CLR.
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- kxo 12y ago> > expressive enough so "scripters" feel at home As much as I love all things Haskell, there is no way it fits the "scripters can use it" bill.