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I'm generally interested in new languages, and when reading about them, I always try to figure out to whom or which contexts they cater to. With Chrystal, I don
by Reefersleep 11y ago
I'm generally interested in new languages, and when reading about them, I always try to figure out to whom or which contexts they cater to. With Chrystal, I don't know. Is it just "someone who digs the Ruby syntax but prefer static typing, would enjoy more efficient target code and would like to call C directly"? That doesn't seem like a strong value proposition to me, especially with optional static typing (maybe?) coming in Ruby 3.0.