In this post, I'll make an attempt to compare GoLang, Zig, and Rust. And why Rust wins this comparison (for me).
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Not sure bro, I feel your list is missing Gleam
How was your experience with it? I’ve been procrastinating on trying it…
Enjoyed your article! It was refreshing that you stated your favorite in the second sentence, rather than telling the reader they had to read everything to find out.
Glad that you liked it!
I stopped learning rust after 1 month fcking learn haha 😂😂😂 i think gokag is enough for me
Golang is enough for most people hahaha
Loved the article!
I started learning a bit of Zig yesterday, and I'm planning to give it s try to Rust in the future.
Do you have any suggestions on learning material?
So glad that you liked the article!
You can start by learning fundamentals like ownership model, basic syntax and module structure from the rust book, and grab a small CLI side-project to apply the newly learnt stuff, I’ve found this way to work the best.
For me only JS + Python. Golang is still in the back of my mind, but never got a chance to give it a serious try though.
Why not give it a try this weekend?
Go is great until you want to do metaprogramming (templates) - and then you're forced to copy paste. Overall, it's a pretty decent language, it's just clunky in this regard.
What do you mean by templates here? Go's templating engine is really strong afaik, it is the base of the hugo static site generator. Hugo is the best right now unless you want to make everything in html/css/js, and it's miles better than jekyll (the previous "standard").
Do you mean something completely different?