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> At this point it looks like it is just a lot noise/marketing but no real large scale deployments yet and why is this? Maybe because unless you're building a
by sotojuan 10y ago
> At this point it looks like it is just a lot noise/marketing but no real large scale deployments yet and why is this?
Maybe because unless you're building a new product from scratch (that fits Rust's use case), it's hard/impossible to either convince your boss or your team to switch?
- steveklabnik 10y agoWe've seen success with people using it as part of a stack, rather than a new product. For example, Coursera, which didn't change their product, but integrated Rust into their deployment structure. Or Skylight, which re-wrote a Ruby gem from Ruby into Rust, without changing anything else about the rest of their product.