Yeah what a lot of people don't understand is that if there was a garbage collected version of Rust that kept the same guarantees around mutable data, with the same good type system, good ecosystem, and good tooling, I'd still write a lot of it. Those benefits are way more important to me than the borrow checker.
Basically, Rust fulfills the dream of a functional language with pragmatic semantics, syntax, and developer experience. That's why I write it.
Basically, Rust fulfills the dream of a functional language with pragmatic semantics, syntax, and developer experience. That's why I write it.