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The answer depends on who you are, what you've done, and what your goals are. Developing a Rust skillset is absolutely an investment-- but is it a worthwhile i
by Dowwie 8y ago
The answer depends on who you are, what you've done, and what your goals are. Developing a Rust skillset is absolutely an investment-- but is it a worthwhile investment for you?
- AnimalMuppet 8y agoTo rephrase Dowwie's point: It's an investment. What would "return on investment" look like to you? Knowing a new way to think about code? Rust is probably worth it for that, even if you never actually use Rust much. Go is less of a new way of thinking. Increasing your ability to get hired (or you paycheck when you do)? I'm less clear that you'll get paid back in those terms. Go might be a better bet. Scratch the itch that you like learning new things? Well, if you learn Rust (or any language), sure.