> ...something else that is not as complex as Rust, but not too close to C.
Go might be what you want. It's boring which means it just works with healthy tooling and libraries. I call it the true successor to C with a 1990s bell labs feel.
Go might be what you want. It's boring which means it just works with healthy tooling and libraries. I call it the true successor to C with a 1990s bell labs feel.
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