Very interesting post. How can I use that for web development? My senior told me to ask this question.
Good stuff. I say that as someone that is not biased.
Really? Wow, this is like Zig and I love Zig!
Flutter
That's a nice list!
People here need time to notice XD
Zoomer is a good word btw. I love zoomers.
Well, I do!?!! It's even faster than zoomer langs like Odin. You should try it.
I wrote a simple benchmark comparing my custom dynamic array implementation in Dlang with dynamic arrays in other languages. The test appends and then removes 100,000,000 integers on a Ryzen 3 2200G with 16 GB RAM. This…
Don't use betterC as a global @nogc attribute. This flag does more than just remove the garbage collector and adds extra checks that can sometimes be overly restrictive. If writing GC-free code is important and compiler…
You and Walter could do that, but this post is about some cool devs and their cool Zig project.
Good question, but I don't think this is the place for that conversation :) And I say that as a Dlang fan :)
> language is fractured by the optional GC That's an interesting fantasy you have constructed. You should try listening to the people who actually use it.
Very interesting post. How can I use that for web development? My senior told me to ask this question.
Good stuff. I say that as someone that is not biased.
Really? Wow, this is like Zig and I love Zig!
Flutter
That's a nice list!
People here need time to notice XD
Zoomer is a good word btw. I love zoomers.
Well, I do!?!! It's even faster than zoomer langs like Odin. You should try it.
I wrote a simple benchmark comparing my custom dynamic array implementation in Dlang with dynamic arrays in other languages. The test appends and then removes 100,000,000 integers on a Ryzen 3 2200G with 16 GB RAM. This…
Don't use betterC as a global @nogc attribute. This flag does more than just remove the garbage collector and adds extra checks that can sometimes be overly restrictive. If writing GC-free code is important and compiler…
You and Walter could do that, but this post is about some cool devs and their cool Zig project.
Good question, but I don't think this is the place for that conversation :) And I say that as a Dlang fan :)
> language is fractured by the optional GC That's an interesting fantasy you have constructed. You should try listening to the people who actually use it.