After of to do a lot of research, I think that Go never would be widely
used on the web so it's a waste of time to try integrate it with Rust
(or with Servo).
And the main reason is Dart, a language designed for the web which is
heavily promoted by Google:
https://gist.github.com/paulmillr/1208618/raw/a9edc5df513a8b810c8fc83cdf291ee8ac2f8abe/dart.txt
http://news.dartlang.org/2013/05/dart-project-co-founders-answer-your.html
The truth is that I expected to be able to use Go in both front-end
server and client but it has not been designed for it, although Dart is it.
El 29/05/13 20:51, John Mija escribió:
How could be integrated the Go language in Rust?
If somebody were to write a Go compiler to be integrated in Rust[1],
which path would be the best one? To create bindings to commands
[568][acgl] [2] or write the SSA library/interpreter [3] in Rust?
[1] "to be integrated in other language": I refer to can compile Go code
without to use an OS call to execute the command, just like a browser
built in C++ has integrated JavaScript or like Lua can be integrated
with C.
[2]: http://golang.org/src/cmd/
[3]: http://godoc.org/code.google.com/p/go.tools/ssa
http://godoc.org/code.google.com/p/go.tools/ssa/interp
* * *
What reasons could want somebody to use Go from Rust?
+ It could be used in programs where you want give power to users to run
some tasks, i.e. into a database; today, it's being added JS to some DBMSs
+ To Run web scripts in Go --into a fork of Servo-- which will allow
create powerful applications easily with a great performance and easily
of debugging.
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