My current position is very .NET-centric, so I was looking for an opportunity to explore outside of that ecosystem. However, I wanted to do that without having to go through all of the runtime exceptions that are inevitable with a lot of the popular dynamic languages out there. Crystal's combination of features seems like a great mix in that regard.
Clean, concise syntax like Ruby
Type-safety via a compiler to shorten the feedback loop, like C# that I'm used to.
Extremely fast compared to other languages
I'm currently working on a few useful libraries that seem to fill a gap in the current community's packages.
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My current position is very .NET-centric, so I was looking for an opportunity to explore outside of that ecosystem. However, I wanted to do that without having to go through all of the runtime exceptions that are inevitable with a lot of the popular dynamic languages out there. Crystal's combination of features seems like a great mix in that regard.
I'm currently working on a few useful libraries that seem to fill a gap in the current community's packages.