Re:An interactive guide to learning Rust
by sevensor on Monday April 09, 2018 @08:33AM
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> I assume it's mostly driven by former C/C++ programmer
From what I can tell, Rust seems mainly to have attracted people from dynamic interpreted languages who weren't deeply invested in C or C++. I think it's easier to sell a Ruby programmer on performance than it is to sell a C++ programmer on an unfamiliar safety mechanism.
From what I can tell, Rust seems mainly to have attracted people from dynamic interpreted languages who weren't deeply invested in C or C++. I think it's easier to sell a Ruby programmer on performance than it is to sell a C++ programmer on an unfamiliar safety mechanism.