I used to use approach, but the new heavily typed languages bring a lot of really nice tools that you only get to use at compile time.
Specifically in Rust, you can use the language to guide you through things like refactoring, thread synchronization, correctness verification and a lot of other things. But you have to run the compiler.
Specifically in Rust, you can use the language to guide you through things like refactoring, thread synchronization, correctness verification and a lot of other things. But you have to run the compiler.