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That's not a great reason to move languages though. For instance basically nothing comes in the standard library for C. If basically nothing is offered in the
by plandis 10y ago
That's not a great reason to move languages though.
For instance basically nothing comes in the standard library for C. If basically nothing is offered in the standard library of Rust then why switch? It's valid point.
If we want a lot of adoption to Rust, people need to have an easy way to find quality implementations in crates or add them to the standard library so they are easy to find. Either way, you need one of those two things to happen because people are lazy.
- steveklabnik 10y ago> then why switch? Languages are a lot more than the standard library.