> So if you just want a native language with a good type system and a growing ecosystem, where do you go? Still Rust or something else?
Nim[1] is a good alternative to Rust if you don't mind a GC, and I argue that even for use cases where a GC might be problematic it's still a good choice thanks to the Nim GC's soft real-time capabilities.
Nim[1] is a good alternative to Rust if you don't mind a GC, and I argue that even for use cases where a GC might be problematic it's still a good choice thanks to the Nim GC's soft real-time capabilities.
1 - https://nim-lang.org