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> It's like Rust, but without the "young language" excuse. Howso? Stable Rust has been nothing but 100% solid for the past 1+ year I've worked with it.

• thesmallestcat 9y ago
  Tools depend on Rust nightly. My points are more about the respective ecosystems than the core languages. For instance, getting up and running with RLS is a real hassle (in my experience, but I'm sure it's improving).
  • vvanders 9y ago
    RLS is a pretty new thing and is very much a nice to have but not in any way required. I haven't used it until about a month ago. Racer worked just fine on Stable. I dunno, maybe you had a bad experience but considering how well Cargo and the stable compiler work I don't thing it's fair to categorize Rust as never working correctly.
    • steveklabnik 9y ago
      There's a path to RLS, and eventually Clippy, both working on stable, and to be distributed via rustup. The work isn't quite done yet. I'm guessing ~3 releases for RLS, counting the release next week.
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