4 ms·
I always look at programming languages from the same position i use to look at guns. What kind would i want OTHERS to use around me? From that POV Go wins ha
by Roritharr 9y ago
I always look at programming languages from the same position i use to look at guns. What kind would i want OTHERS to use around me?
From that POV Go wins hands down in my opinion. Harder to get wrong. Easier to get right.
- millstone 9y agoHow is Go "harder to get wrong?" It's very easy to accidentally introduce a null pointer dereference, data race, type assertion panic, or drop an error. It's much harder to get these sort of bugs in Rust.
- baq 9y agoactually it's the other way around; once your rust code compiles, it's going to be much safer to use than go. the difference is more in that the parts you have to assemble the gun from are much smaller in rust.