Using the two examples go and rust, Go's documentation is on another level compared to rust, it's more common to see examples in Godoc's than in Rust documentation... That's not a failure of Rust or the maintainers, it's just a different culture I guess.
If I want to do something in Go with a new lib, i can easily put together what I need to do using the documentation.
Where as with Rust, it's often confusing to the point where if they don't have an examples folder on the library, I'm shit out of luck understanding how to do something.
Using the two examples go and rust, Go's documentation is on another level compared to rust, it's more common to see examples in Godoc's than in Rust documentation... That's not a failure of Rust or the maintainers, it's just a different culture I guess.
If I want to do something in Go with a new lib, i can easily put together what I need to do using the documentation.
Where as with Rust, it's often confusing to the point where if they don't have an examples folder on the library, I'm shit out of luck understanding how to do something.