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At least in the storage space (which gets essentially no press on HN), I have come to the finding that the vast majority of core product codebases are C/C++. Fo
by BufordTJustice 11y ago
At least in the storage space (which gets essentially no press on HN), I have come to the finding that the vast majority of core product codebases are C/C++. For the niche they fill, it seems really unlikely that even the still experimental Rust would replace them here.
- steveklabnik 11y agoDropbox has re-written their storage layer in Rust https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/3w8dgn/announcing_rust_15/cxucrse https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/3w8dgn/announc... That said, they're the only one I know of, so your point still stands, generally.