I'm really hoping you stay with Ada honestly. I've really enjoyed using Gnoga. If you have to look at any other languages, you might consider Rust. It has a huge growing community, the language development is really integrated with the community, the toolset is good, it's llvm oriented, and while not as good a language as Ada, it is better than C++ (At least in my opinion). It focuses mainly on memory safety. The biggest flaw with it is probably readability as it is a language not as readable as Ada, but I feel it is better than C++ and similar languages. But it definitely has a few areas where it outperforms other languages, including Ada (Though I feel Ada is still the better language all around).
On Fri, Jul 26, 2019 at 11:33 AM David Botton <da...@botton.com> wrote: > I spent a bit more time concentrating this last year on recovery for my > businesses and physically after the stroke I had last year that I expected. > Thank God all is in full swing. The advent of 5g tech is going to swing the > pendulum even more to always connected server based tech which is Gnoga’s > big angle. I have a few ideas I plan on exploring using Gnoga (and also > finishing up a form builder for Gnoga), but I would like to ask some > opinions on the following: > > I am considering rewriting Gnoga in a language other than Ada (yes I love > the old girl but for reasons I don’t want to debate she has terminal > cancer), what other language would appeal to any of you? > > David Botton > _______________________________________________ > Gnoga-list mailing list > Gnoga-list@lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gnoga-list >
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