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Rust isn't a FP language in the strict, traditional terms of Haskell and OCaml, but it's pretty damn close. If people started switching to Rust, they'd probably
by _hardwaregeek 8y ago
Rust isn't a FP language in the strict, traditional terms of Haskell and OCaml, but it's pretty damn close. If people started switching to Rust, they'd probably get 80% of the gains (concurrency, excellent typing, non nullability, etc.). If Rust gains traction, I wouldn't exactly complain; don't let perfect be the enemy of good, after all.