Personally, for me, wasm becomes very interesting when we have dedicated CPU
architectures that handle the wasm op codes natively in server farms.
Otherwise, wasm is nice for mix-and-match language use or cleaning up systems
with poor memory handling but not super-critical. Just my own personal
> On Oct 1, 2024, at 5:12 AM, Arnaud Le Blanc wrote:
>
> Some use-cases of destructors could be replaced with patterns like
> Python's with() [3], Java's try-with [4], or Go's defer [5].
defer would be neat in PHP. --Kent
Operator overloading is indeed a very overloaded topic concerning computer
languages.
But my 0.02 cents is that it's a good thing to have provided it solves one or
more of the problems such as:
* Will the code be easier to write, maintain, and read?
* Will this help with optimizations?
* Will
