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I'd be curious to hear about your edit -> recompile -> run experience with Rust. My typical dev process is edit -> auto-recompile in the background -> refresh t
by christophilus 8y ago
I'd be curious to hear about your edit -> recompile -> run experience with Rust. My typical dev process is edit -> auto-recompile in the background -> refresh the browser / whatever I need to do to see how my edits affected the thing I'm working on. Rust's compilation speed seems like a non-starter for me.
- Ar-Curunir 8y agoDepending on the project I'm working on, I do need a server class machine for running benchmarks, but that might not be the case for most projects (I work with heavy cryptographic things, so tests sometimes take a while to run). However, for compilation errors, feedback is instant, because cargo check (which runs everything except codegen) is almost instantaneous. I've also set up neovim to give run it on every save (via a plugin), so I don't have to leave my editor for this. I know that VS Code and IntelliJ also do this.