You’ll be a better programmer in any language if you can understand a systems language like C. No need to become an expert, just the basics of manual memory management will help you understand what other languages are hiding from you.
I don’t disagree, but not everyone enjoys that. Which makes haikuos very unattractive to a good number of developers.
There needs to be SDK support for Rust, Go, Python, and Node (yes, node…)
Then it can attract a lot more people interested, which gets more money, which gets development moving. People are ready for a gui-focused non-Linux os not controlled by a big corporation.
You’ll be a better programmer in any language if you can understand a systems language like C. No need to become an expert, just the basics of manual memory management will help you understand what other languages are hiding from you.
I don’t disagree, but not everyone enjoys that. Which makes haikuos very unattractive to a good number of developers.
There needs to be SDK support for Rust, Go, Python, and Node (yes, node…)
Then it can attract a lot more people interested, which gets more money, which gets development moving. People are ready for a gui-focused non-Linux os not controlled by a big corporation.