Develop in Pharo, deploy in Seaside: https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/pharoproject/yesplan-10-years-later
Interesting to see commercial web projects written in Smalltalk! Their JS stack sounds like it's evolved with framework conventions.
(Mentions the excellent GT debugger. Maybe their use case is like mixing clang&gcc?)
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> If you work on PLs long enough, you will develop a finely honed skill at creating bizarre programs like this that are technically valid but likely to trip up an implementation written by someone with a less perverse imagination than you.
As Rust grows in popularity as a systems language, I expect that someone will develop a dynamic language explicitly designed with great interop in mind.
C++ games seem to use Lua for this, and I've seen Java projects use Groovy.
Are there any up-and-coming contenders for Rust?
I used to think repositories with multiple packages were a niche feature (cargo workspaces in Rust, Lerna in JS), but they're really valuable for the ecosystem.
Large projects will naturally develop mature, reusable code. Making it easy to release their helpers is worthwhile.