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Go makes writing networking services like a dream for sure, and Rust also seems have it's own plan[0] on network service field. It could be awesome to see they
by rqs 8y ago
Go makes writing networking services like a dream for sure, and Rust also seems have it's own plan[0] on network service field. It could be awesome to see they compete with each other and come up something good.
[0] https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/announcing-the-network-services-working-group-wg-net/7354 https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/announcing-the-network-ser...
- PopsiclePete 8y agoRust is still figuring out its "async" story. Go figured it out, and went full steam ahead before the language was even made public - day 0, basically. I'm not holding my breath for Rust dethroning non-perf-critical Go projects anytime soon.
- rqs 8y agoThat's true. I'm also use Go primarily to write any application that may needs parallel (Not just network service). For me, Rust is a exciting new language that I could love to use if they can finally put all the async/await things together.