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In Rust you have to manually manage memory. It's verifiable (which makes it way less painful than C), but still you have to think about memory everywhere. Even
by ungzd 10y ago
In Rust you have to manually manage memory. It's verifiable (which makes it way less painful than C), but still you have to think about memory everywhere. Even map'ing sequences becomes complex because of this. So I think Rust is not a good choice for, for example, web applications.
- dorfsmay 10y agoActually I consider a web application performance/memory sensitive unless it is a small side project that I know will never scale. I was thinking more about small apps that'll be used by a single user at a time and that deals with a known amount of data, where iterating fast is more important for me than performance/memory.