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Okay, after two failed attempts (mainly due to lack of motivation, I hasten to admit), I think it's time for me to learn me some Rust. I spent a long time work
by krylon 9y ago
Okay, after two failed attempts (mainly due to lack of motivation, I hasten to admit), I think it's time for me to learn me some Rust.
I spent a long time working mostly with dynamically typed languages, but over the past few years, I have slowly drifted back into statically typed territories. At home, I have used Go a lot, at work, I have grown to like C#. Rust kind of looks like the next logical step along that trajectory, doesn't it?
And I get the impression that people who took the time to learn Rust enjoyed it very much. So here's my delayed new-year's resolution (I am the ____ing king of procrastination!): I am going to learn Rust and I am going to like it (I hope)!
- kibwen 9y agoIf you have any questions, feel free to come ask at /r/rust, where we strive to be moderately less of a shithole than reddit in general. :)
- littlestymaar 9y agoThe same way a 4 star hotel is «moderately less of a shithole» than a slum ;)
- anderspitman 9y agoI've had a couple false starts over the past 2 years or so as well. This time I'm determined to reach "critical mass" where I'm comfortable reaching for Rust when I need to hack together a new CLI tool, web service, whatever. I won't quit this time if you don't.
- technological 9y agoMe 2, Let me know if you want to learn together by building a CLI tool or stuff. I think it would be great to help each other and learn along the way.