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Heheh, welcome to JavaScript kid! Hold on tight!

• goatlover 9y ago
  Just wait till everything runs in a web browser. But by then you'll be able to convert your Rust program to web assembly to draw UIs on the canvas for VR apps.
• inopinatus 9y ago
  For those of us building anything that processes information with any level of sensitivity, it's not so funny. It's almost impossible to verify the integrity of JS dependencies. I've had to adopt a policy of ignoring anything but the most carefully curated and dependency-minimised JS packages, and to avoid the language in general except when it can't be generally circumvented (i.e. in the browser).
  • z3t4 9y ago
    And people think I'm crazy for keeping track of dependencies via SCM. Many packages now a day is compile to JS, eg they have 100,000 build dependencies, but all you need is actually just two or thee files, the rest can be deleted.