This page doesn't sell it to me. Maybe it's a great language, who knows? 1. With Go, I understand the point. It makes advances in terms of how easy it is to write concurrent programs, without completely ditching the traditional imperative model. 2. Rust is a different take on the same point. We want concurrency and safety. Rust's difference from Go is that it is more safe, and makes it easier to give latency guarante…
Technically, work on Crack became public before work on Go did. So you should be asking what Go provides that Crack doesn't. Technically.
and rust,
but yeah, maybe its the name