> the article seems to be a puff piece; it takes one case and generalizes it.
Agreed. I write mostly in Rust, but I don't recommend it unless you have a hard problem. If you need C/C++ speed, and there's enough complicated state coordination that you need safe threading and allocation control, Rust is useful. For typical webcrap, use Go. That's the job for which Google created Go.
Agreed. I write mostly in Rust, but I don't recommend it unless you have a hard problem. If you need C/C++ speed, and there's enough complicated state coordination that you need safe threading and allocation control, Rust is useful. For typical webcrap, use Go. That's the job for which Google created Go.