In my very recent experience, it's good for routine things, but it consistently chooses the wrong sync primitives and dynamic abstractions for performance / extensibility. It puts everything in a Mutex/RWLock, which is terrible for write-heavy / contested values, and it prefers enums over traits, which is not extensible and can get inefficient.
But we're rapidly heading into a world where people no longer understand the difference, and therefore everything looks fine to them.
In my very recent experience, it's good for routine things, but it consistently chooses the wrong sync primitives and dynamic abstractions for performance / extensibility. It puts everything in a Mutex/RWLock, which is terrible for write-heavy / contested values, and it prefers enums over traits, which is not extensible and can get inefficient.
But we're rapidly heading into a world where people no longer understand the difference, and therefore everything looks fine to them.