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by Ruud-v-A
3183 days ago
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Haskell is another language that compiles to native executables with minimal dependencies (binaries do link against libc, libz, and libgmp by default) which I think deserves more attention. It has great build tooling too (Stack). I have been responsible for building and deploying Python, JVM, and Haskell projects to production servers. For Haskell projects it was pretty much painless, Python and JVM were "challenging". The main advantage comes from having native binaries and a good build system that does the right thing, which Rust is also good at. |
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OCaml hits most of the boxes and would be more convenient/familiar to most users since it's strict and impure.