> So, what does the current ferment about Rust tell us?
That the industry is ready to accept that programmers take
a more disciplined approach by embracing strong data typing
enhanced with program annotations.
I have a question. Who asked for this? Like who exactly raised their hand and said yes, I want a systems programming language that won't let me compile syntactically and semantically correct programs because they don't follow an arbitrary ownership model?
I have a question. Who asked for this? Like who exactly raised their hand and said yes, I want a systems programming language that won't let me compile syntactically and semantically correct programs because they don't follow an arbitrary ownership model?