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#2 is up to the engineers making the product. #1 is why Rust exists: it eliminates whole classes of errors. No, it won't stop you from screwing up badly, but it
by qwertyuiop924 10y ago
#2 is up to the engineers making the product. #1 is why Rust exists: it eliminates whole classes of errors. No, it won't stop you from screwing up badly, but it just might stop the buffer overflow or race condition that would have helped a hacker steal your users' identities.
- glandium 10y agoThe fact that #1 is (partially) handled by the language also allows engineers to spend more time on #2.