> but compiles to standalone binaries that run really, really fast.
In a world with Go, Rust, D, C++ and C, this part requires comparison with these other languages.
Faster than Ruby and faster than Python doesn't cut it.
In a world with Go, Rust, D, C++ and C, this part requires comparison with these other languages.
Faster than Ruby and faster than Python doesn't cut it.
The selling point for Crystal is that it has a clean syntax that's easy for Ruby or Python developers to pick up (almost the same as Ruby), but compiles to standalone binaries that run really, really fast.
I mostly work in Python because the libraries are a lot more mature, but I use Crystal when I need to produce a standalone binary.