I have no problem with people rewriting their projects in whatever language they see fit.
What stood out for me in the article is him saying that it's difficult getting developers with experience in both Python and C++.
So, I wonder, if his in-house devs could pick up Rust that they previously couldn't write, why does he think he can not hire a good programmer and charge him to learn the stack the company uses.
Why must they employ someone that already writes Python or C++.
Is Rust such a straight-forward language that people new to the language can write a very performant programme
What stood out for me in the article is him saying that it's difficult getting developers with experience in both Python and C++.
So, I wonder, if his in-house devs could pick up Rust that they previously couldn't write, why does he think he can not hire a good programmer and charge him to learn the stack the company uses. Why must they employ someone that already writes Python or C++.
Is Rust such a straight-forward language that people new to the language can write a very performant programme