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by tarokun-io
1293 days ago
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Rust or Go. I've been eyeing them for a while, but never got to writing any code with them. They look amazing. I'm very good with JavaScript and TypeScript (7+ years of experience, full-time, both back and frontend). I absolutely love them. The freedom to mix functional and oop is amazing. And no awkward verbosity like Java. I don't like requiring the NodeJS runtime in environments I don't control — it's ok for servers I own, not ok to ask users to install it so they can use a lib/app I made. There are tools to "statically-link" NodeJS projects now, but I haven't tried them yet. I've been working exclusively on Linux for the past 6 years. Wouldn't look back. Did Mac for a few years, didn't like it. The hardware is superb, but the UX is not optimized for software development. Windows is not an option unless doing C#. |
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