Nim defaults to this kind of stack management and value semantics, except the `ref` and `ptr` trapdoors are there whenever you need them. So like this, Nim requires no memory annotations or semantics for good, safe default behavior.
Goose is a straightjacket by comparison. I've never enjoyed languages that plant a flag on one mechanism and force users to adapt.
I suppose to be distinctive and have a "new idea", you sort of have to do that. Otherwise there's really no point in making a new language.
netbioserror · · focus · HN ↗
Goose is a straightjacket by comparison. I've never enjoyed languages that plant a flag on one mechanism and force users to adapt.
bobbydigitales · · focus · HN ↗