> The way I would summarize Rust is: it’s a better Go, or a faster Python
That's an interesting take. I feel like all three of these languages fit into pretty discrete lanes that the others don't. Python for quick hacking or scientific stuff, Go for web services and self-contained programs, Rust for portability (specifically sharing code as C ABI or WASM) and safety.
> It’s not hard to learn
I agree Rust is easy to learn. I've done it 4 or 5 times now.
That's an interesting take. I feel like all three of these languages fit into pretty discrete lanes that the others don't. Python for quick hacking or scientific stuff, Go for web services and self-contained programs, Rust for portability (specifically sharing code as C ABI or WASM) and safety.
> It’s not hard to learn
I agree Rust is easy to learn. I've done it 4 or 5 times now.