Eh, it has it's charms, but I don't really see a place for it where another language wouldn't be an equally good or better fit. There is a glut of good choices, and only so many novel problems that 95% of industry ever actually faces.
Maybe when multicore sees the light of day, there might be some interesting possibilities. It is really hard to not say "why not just use go/node/racket/haskell/fsharp/rust/zig/etc. when you are on a timeline and you aren't Jane Street...
Maybe when multicore sees the light of day, there might be some interesting possibilities. It is really hard to not say "why not just use go/node/racket/haskell/fsharp/rust/zig/etc. when you are on a timeline and you aren't Jane Street...