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Re:Is Rust web yet? Not really by hythloday on Wednesday May 28, 2014 @05:57PM (#7813224)
I looked at your other comments but couldn't see anything enlightening. I really enjoy Scala's type system and would love an excuse to learn Rust; what can Rust's type system do that Scala's can't? (I saw you mention an ORM; what additional safety could Slick gain if it were using Rust's type system?)
Re:Is Rust web yet? Not really by pcwalton on Wednesday May 28, 2014 @08:19PM (#7813873)
Rust has data-race-free concurrency. The compiler won't let you compile code that has data races unless you write "unsafe {}".
Re:Is Rust web yet? Not really by frowaway001 on Thursday May 29, 2014 @07:41AM (#7815709)
So Rust would be able to figure out that some transactions might be prone to rollbacks? What's the name of Rust's database library which does that?