Why is there no good cross platform programming language? >C/CPP: Old, no garbage collecting, retarded syntax, pointers >Java: Garbage >C#: Proprietary Microshit trash >Rust: Still early, Mozilla, Large binaries >Go: Still early, mostly made for CLI applications >Python: Closest thing to being a great cross platform language but SPEED and distributing apps is shit >Nim: Shit documentation, meme language, no support >Lisp: For austistics only
I truly believe that if Python had a proper compiler it'd be the best language out there. Easy syntax, works across platforms, tons of great included libraries. Everything else just feels old or bloated.
>Lisp: For austistics only simplest syintax ever is not for autists.Autists usually like complexity what so complex in lisp
Parker Allen
no unsigned integers
Jackson Phillips
javascript, html and css are unironically the most platform independent languages when you consider the web browser is the today's de facto operating system
IMAGINE NOT BEING ABLE TO DO BASIC ARITHMETIC TO COPE WITH THIS
NGFMI
Brandon Martinez
cringe, unironically
Nicholas Johnson
>just use a long if you want to store a number larger than 2^31 - 1 bro! >no you can't use 32 bits you have to use 64! This is why nobody takes Java tards seriously.
Brayden Phillips
>NOOOO!!! C OLD AND OLD BAD!!!! POINTERS BAD!!!! C SYNTAX BAD!!!! livestream your own suicide you worthless zoomer
Mason Kelly
>Lisp: For austistics only user...
Zachary Ward
>NOOOO I NEED MY PRIMITIVE WARIABLES SO I CAN SAVE 4 BYTES NOOOOO
just keep waiting for value classes to come to jawa sir then you can iblement it yuorselv
Jackson Howard
It's funny how of all the languages you listed you didn't list the one actually used for cross platform programming.