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Characteristic | Gleam | Golang |
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Syntax | Clean, concise, inspired by ML-family languages (like Elm and OCaml), uses pattern matching and pipe operators. | C-like, simple and explicit, minimalistic with curly braces and straightforward control structures. |
Paradigm | Functional, immutable by default, emphasizes pure functions and algebraic data types. | Imperative and procedural, supports concurrency via goroutines, not functional-first. |
Typing | Statically typed with strong type inference, no nulls, type-safe. | Statically typed, explicit type declarations, some type inference, allows nil pointers. |
Performance | Runs on BEAM (Erlang VM), excellent for concurrency and fault tolerance, not as fast as native code. | Compiled to native binaries, high performance, efficient concurrency with goroutines. |
Libraries and frameworks | Limited ecosystem, can use Erlang/Elixir libraries via interop, fewer native libraries. | Rich standard library, many third-party libraries and frameworks, strong support for web, networking, and cloud. |
Community and support | Small but growing community, less corporate backing, limited resources. | Large, active community, strong corporate support (Google), extensive documentation and resources. |
Learning curve | Steeper for those new to functional programming, but syntax is approachable for ML-family users. | Gentle learning curve, designed for simplicity and ease of adoption, widely taught and documented. |