Re:Results of Rust Survey 2016 – early draft for internal usage
by EugeneOZ on Thursday June 23, 2016 @07:46AM
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I went further and now I write in Rust with the same speed as with PHP. And my benefits: awesome system of errors handling, enums, match patterns, easy and safe multithreading, MySQL shared prepared queries, and majority of bugs is being catched by compiler (thanks to strict typing and a lot of checks in compiler).
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Re:Results of Rust Survey 2016 – early draft for internal usage
by arenaninja on Thursday June 23, 2016 @10:00AM
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As a mostly PHP developer I'd love to hear more on your PHP -> Rust transition. I helped with a single commit to the early Rust documentation, but this was back in the alpha days. I'm still writing PHP because that's what the job is, but also because I couldn't figure a use case. Would be nice to see from someone who succeeded in his transition!
Re:Results of Rust Survey 2016 – early draft for internal usage
by egeozcan on Thursday June 23, 2016 @09:04AM
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So you jumped from PHP to Rust? That is very interesting.
May I ask what you were doing in PHP that you do now in Rust?
Re:Results of Rust Survey 2016 – early draft for internal usage
by EugeneOZ on Thursday June 23, 2016 @09:08AM
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REST API for Angular SPA and Ionic mobile apps.
Few months ago I wrote this article: https://medium.com/@eugeniyoz/restful-api-in-rust-impression...
A lot of things between me and Rust has changed since then, but all changes are positive :)
Re:Results of Rust Survey 2016 – early draft for internal usage
by Argorak on Thursday June 23, 2016 @10:28AM
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Would you like to be featured on https://www.rust-lang.org/friends.html ? Feel free to click the link on the bottom.
Re:Results of Rust Survey 2016 – early draft for internal usage
by EugeneOZ on Thursday June 23, 2016 @11:44AM
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Thanks, our logo is there long time ago :)