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You are comparing the learning curve of a complete ecosystem (erlang wirh clustering) to a barebone programming language (rust). Isn‘t this totally unfair? ;) L
by tpetry 8y ago
You are comparing the learning curve of a complete ecosystem (erlang wirh clustering) to a barebone programming language (rust). Isn‘t this totally unfair? ;)
Learning another framework for rust (if it exists) to solve the same problems as erlang (transparent clustering of everything) will add many hours too.
- ilovecaching 8y agoThat is the language though. Erlang is DSL for writing massively concurrent, distributed programs. Rust is a general purpose language that enables systems programming. Learning how to do either one of those activities with their respective language is all factored into my assessment.