Seems to have real-time leak detection which is nice (aldo rustlang's approach to avoid any leaks would be preferred in the first place)
Seems to be expected to be high-performance language
Unknowns
Is expected to be used with custom IDE, unknown decision yet (the idea has potential to be huge pro)
Cons
Needs to be investigated to know Cons
Needs to be investigated
Cross-platform tests?
Reliable on XNU and Linux?
Proper security management?
IDE working and usable on XNU and Linux?
### Describe the feature
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https://www.beeflang.org/
### Pros
- Seems to have real-time leak detection which is nice (aldo rustlang's approach to avoid any leaks would be preferred in the first place)
- Seems to be expected to be high-performance language
### Unknowns
- Is expected to be used with custom IDE, unknown decision yet (the idea has potential to be huge pro)
### Cons
- Needs to be investigated to know Cons
### Needs to be investigated
- [ ] Cross-platform tests?
- [ ] Reliable on XNU and Linux?
- [ ] Proper security management?
- [ ] IDE working and usable on XNU and Linux?
See also https://github.com/beefytech/Beef/issues/166, there may be a compatibility issues assuming lack of tests, security management and seemingly strong preference for Windows/DOS kernel.
See also https://github.com/beefytech/Beef/issues/166, there may be a compatibility issues assuming lack of tests, security management and seemingly strong preference for Windows/DOS kernel.
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Describe the feature
https://www.beeflang.org/
Pros
Unknowns
Cons
Needs to be investigated
See also https://github.com/beefytech/Beef/issues/166, there may be a compatibility issues assuming lack of tests, security management and seemingly strong preference for Windows/DOS kernel.
See also https://github.com/beefytech/Beef/issues/167#event-3284375190 for our gitpod/theia implementation