It’s not my first choice, but it’s gonna be TypeScript for me. I’ve got an interview for a primarily TS position coming up this week so would like to brush up on its quirks.
If the interview doesn’t go well, then I’ll probably switch to Go, though hehe. I’ve been really enjoying using it, but no one’s ever paid me to do so.
I use too many nice languages for my day to day at work, so I’m gonna be a real piece of shit to myself and try and solve it in Godot’s gdscript. Not that there’s anything wrong with gdscript, I’m just pampered by all the niceties of Typescript and Groovy.
Rofl, does that mean you’ll be running your code using the game engine? Sounds like a fun exercise anyway. Probably don’t spend much time manipulating strings in gdscript normally
Yeah I think I can technically run it headless, but for the most part I think the whole game engine runs in the background. Should be interesting to see how it turns out.