> What I do not like, primarily comes down to how the project is talked about and marketed. First, because it promotes an "us vs them" mindset, instead of a "we're all trying to improve memory safety" mindset, and second, because in doing so, it also overstates its case.
Kinda rich of you to knock another language for its "marketing" when here you are once again on a Zig thread marketing Rust as a memory safe language. And speaking of "us vs them" mindsets, guess which language that reminds me of?
Kinda rich of you to knock another language for its "marketing" when here you are once again on a Zig thread marketing Rust as a memory safe language. And speaking of "us vs them" mindsets, guess which language that reminds me of?