> The sector you mentioned is dominated by other languages (Ruby, JavaScript, Java) for a reason.
Presumably there's a significant amount of software that both is library-heavy and would benefit from being faster-than-Java, enough so to make some extra memory management worthwhile? If the reason that such software is getting written in Java etc. instead is because dependency management is too unpleasant in C++, well then that right there is the case for something C++-like but with good dependency management.
Presumably there's a significant amount of software that both is library-heavy and would benefit from being faster-than-Java, enough so to make some extra memory management worthwhile? If the reason that such software is getting written in Java etc. instead is because dependency management is too unpleasant in C++, well then that right there is the case for something C++-like but with good dependency management.