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Bash is often my go to for writing shell scripts, and by doing so, it allows me to easily automate a lot of my workflow.

However, the syntax of bash is kinda weird at times, and I often wonder if it'd just be quicker to use a compiled language.

Fortunately, thanks to scriptisto, we're able to use other programming languages such as C, Go, & Rust for writing scripts. But is it any better?

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Learn about different languages that can be used for writing scripts, such as C, Go, and Rust. Explore the pros and cons of using bash for scripting tasks. Discover how to write scripts in C, Go, and Rust with the help of the scriptist tool. Find out how to add dependencies and enhance your scripts with features like command line arguments and terminal coloring.

We can now write scripts using these languages, but is it worth it?

brb boutta make a build script in x86_64 assembly rq

to complicated, using bash is so simpler.

This seems like a lot of work. lol