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    Another funnii
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    Another funnii
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    Another funnii
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    Another funnii
  • 3
    How dare you, putting JS into the same picture as swift?
    And what’s golang doing up there in space? 😂
  • 2
    JS is a piece of shit, but I've taken a liking to it. It's like living on the edge constantly.
  • 2
    I mean, libc is kind of a mediator between libraries and the OS
  • 5
    C is truly ubiquitous; even my fasm programs compiled *without* libc still have to deal with it, because the fucking kernel is written in C.

    But they still think they can kill it: what a grand and intoxicating innocence. There is no escape. No SIG or INT can work in this place. Lay down your Chomsky hierarchy, it's not too late for mySegmentation fault (core dumped)

    $:
  • 3
    @Liebranca It would be nice if the C ABI was defined unambiguously for the major platforms.
  • 2
    @Ranchonyx I've started building an electron application and I'm finding that js, maybe more specifically node, is not that bad.

    I really wanted to be able to use c# but I need a webview that works on arm64. I tried a dozen different things and electron was the only thing that worked.

    It's not as efficient as other languages or frameworks, but being able to build an application with an interface written in a language everyone knows opens up tremendous possibilities and speeds up delivery by a huge amount.

    Now, if I could use electron as the interface to a c# application, then I think I'd really like that.
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    @cuddlyogre I agree on that. I've come to the conclusion that Node really isn't that bad.

    You may wanna build a simple REST ish API for you c# application and just use electron with js as the frontend.
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