> (Real-world experience has shown that Rust is not really at a disadvantage wrt. productivity or iteration speed).
I don't believe that for a second. Even just going from Python to Go drops my productivity by maybe about 50%. Rust? Forget it.
Sure, if you have a project that demands correctness and high performance that requires tricky concurrency to achieve, something like Rust may make sense. Not for your run-of-the-mill programs though.
I don't believe that for a second. Even just going from Python to Go drops my productivity by maybe about 50%. Rust? Forget it.
Sure, if you have a project that demands correctness and high performance that requires tricky concurrency to achieve, something like Rust may make sense. Not for your run-of-the-mill programs though.