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the wild thing is that while there's good reasons to not use one language across your entire software stack from bare metal microcontrollers to web front-end, the one language you can do this with and have it not be an objectively stupid choice is probably rust.

Orual@nonbinary.computer

legit I use (micro)Python a fair bit for rapid prototyping on embedded, especially if I *know* for sure i am going to throw away the prototype or perf just does not matter one bit. if I think the prototype might become production I will often try and write it in rust.

It's...okay. the problem is it's a lot heavier than embedded rust. but also is there any in-browser swift stuff? bc that's the icing on the cake for rust, that there's real libraries and frameworks that are usable *all* the way up and down the stack.

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