Rui Peres • 5/4/2023

Mojo (part 2)

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This article examines the Mojo programming language's ownership system, noting it is more advanced than Rust or Swift. It discusses current partial implementation features like closure capture declarations and a borrow checker, with future plans for full lifetime support. The author assesses it as not yet production-ready, requiring extensive community testing and feedback.

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Mojo (part 2)

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