Re:Bugs that the Rust compiler catches for you
by littlestymaar on Friday May 06, 2022 @06:32AM
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D: has been here for a while but never caught up, don't even looks “new” enough.
Nim: quite old also, but gained a bit of momentum in recent years and even reached version 1.0 in 2019, after 11 years of development. Doesn't looks like it gained much more since then.
Zig: unstable, experimental and used to be developed by a single person, recently gained a small community of contributors. May be usable in 5 years but not earlier.
Ada: has important marketshare in some industries, but even in the said industries its future is uncertain because not many people want to work with it. For instance, in one of the biggest train manufacturer in the world, Ada has been replaced by C in some sectors because hiring Ada people was too hard.
Nim: quite old also, but gained a bit of momentum in recent years and even reached version 1.0 in 2019, after 11 years of development. Doesn't looks like it gained much more since then.
Zig: unstable, experimental and used to be developed by a single person, recently gained a small community of contributors. May be usable in 5 years but not earlier.
Ada: has important marketshare in some industries, but even in the said industries its future is uncertain because not many people want to work with it. For instance, in one of the biggest train manufacturer in the world, Ada has been replaced by C in some sectors because hiring Ada people was too hard.