I'm interested in the modern, more memory-safe languages that were built to replace the use of C++ in various places.
I wondered what people may know of each one? Below is my limited knowledge.
golang
Invented for back-end web development, by Ken Thompson and two others, backed by largely open-source corporation. Has pointers, no classes/inheritance, has own compiler, as well as gcc support. Wide OS and architecture portability.
Outline of original design explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sln-gJaURzk
rust
Invented for cross-platform desktop app, backed by fully open source organisation. Strongly tied to x86, incompatible with other architectures.
swift
Invented for native apps on client devices, backed by mostly closed source corporation (but Apple gifted clang to the BSD world). Has some level of Linux support...?
I wondered what people may know of each one? Below is my limited knowledge.
golang Invented for back-end web development, by Ken Thompson and two others, backed by largely open-source corporation. Has pointers, no classes/inheritance, has own compiler, as well as gcc support. Wide OS and architecture portability. Outline of original design explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sln-gJaURzk
rust Invented for cross-platform desktop app, backed by fully open source organisation. Strongly tied to x86, incompatible with other architectures.
swift Invented for native apps on client devices, backed by mostly closed source corporation (but Apple gifted clang to the BSD world). Has some level of Linux support...?