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Not quite. Rust embraces "zero cost abstractions" which means you can build up pretty high level abstractions without losing any speed. TBH I would much rather
by adamnemecek 9y ago
Not quite. Rust embraces "zero cost abstractions" which means you can build up pretty high level abstractions without losing any speed. TBH I would much rather write Rust vs Ruby.
- rapsey 9y agoI'm talking about developer productivity not computing efficiency. Those high level abstractions are nowhere near as easy to use or easy to understand as they are in higher level languages.
- adamnemecek 9y agoThey are related. I can build higher abstractions in rust than in ruby.
- mmun 9y agoDepending on the application, I might agree. However, if there were a Ruby-with-types language (like TypeScript) I would prefer that over the other two options.
- bluejekyll 9y agoWhen you become comfortable with Rust and start relying on type inference heavily, Rust often feels very much like Ruby.
- shakna 9y agoYou mean Crystal? [0] [0] https://crystal-lang.org/ https://crystal-lang.org/
- ShinTakuya 9y agoLike Python using mypy?