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Still waiting for companies to discover that Crystal, Nim (increasingly popular among Windows security people), Zig (used for Tiger Beetle), or V (still in development, but I hear people are using it) exist. It's great that Rust managed to overcome Golang's aggressive marketing and get a word in edge wise, but there are many other interesting post-C/C++ languages in addition to Go and Rust that are worth checking out.
Still waiting for companies to discover that Crystal, Nim (increasingly popular among Windows security people), Zig (used for Tiger Beetle), or V (still in development, but I hear people are using it) exist. It's great that Rust managed to overcome Golang's aggressive marketing and get a word in edge wise, but there are many other interesting post-C/C++ languages in addition to Go and Rust that are worth checking out.
Still waiting for companies to discover that Crystal, Nim (increasingly popular among Windows security people), Zig (used for Tiger Beetle), or V (still in development, but I hear people are using it) exist. It's great that Rust managed to overcome Golang's aggressive marketing and get a word in edge wise, but there are many other interesting post-C/C++ languages in addition to Go and Rust that are worth checking out.
Still waiting for companies to discover that Crystal, Nim (increasingly popular among Windows security people), Zig (used for Tiger Beetle), or V (still in development, but I hear people are using it) exist. It's great that Rust managed to overcome Golang's aggressive marketing and get a word in edge wise, but there are many other interesting post-C/C++ languages in addition to Go and Rust that are worth checking out.
Still waiting for companies to discover that Crystal, Nim (increasingly popular among Windows security people), Zig (used for Tiger Beetle), or V (still in development, but I hear people are using it) exist. It's great that Rust managed to overcome Golang's aggressive marketing and get a word in edge wise, but there are many other interesting post-C/C++ languages in addition to Go and Rust that are worth checking out.