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But isn't that true for every software project? You need discipline to avoid most of the garbage that can be created by using any language or framework. I've s
by jorblumesea 8y ago
But isn't that true for every software project? You need discipline to avoid most of the garbage that can be created by using any language or framework.
I've seen some of the worst java apps before, but no one says "never use java". It's generally accepted that skilled engineers can make clean, easily maintainable apps, and unskilled engineers make garbage apps.
This just sounds like sloppy engineering and a total lack of professional rigor.
- cetra3 8y agoI used to believe that the language didn't have any gauging on the quality of code, but I personally feel that coding in rust has made me a better and cleaner programmer, and I trust my team's rust code more than I do its java code. It's definitely an anecdotal observation though.