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In my (useless) opinion, the old website looks more modern and approachable. I can see immediately what are the benefits of Rust, as well as a code sample. The
by ipsum2 8y ago
In my (useless) opinion, the old website looks more modern and approachable. I can see immediately what are the benefits of Rust, as well as a code sample. The new site only offers a vague tagline ("The programming language that empowers everyone to become a systems programmer."), which doesn't explain much.
- alain_gilbert 8y agoI share the same (useless) opinion.
- jszymborski 8y agoThe lack of code on the landing or "learn" page is not great in my similarly useless opinion.
- gaigepr 8y agoI have a similar useless opinion. I liked the old website for its clarity and simplicity.
- jamescostian 8y agoIn my (useful(?)) opinion, the code sample didn't really illustrate the nice things about rust. I do like the bulleted list from the old website, but I find the new website more modern and approachable (especially with all the big headings and smaller text that drills down into the details). Maybe they wanted to give users a more focused view on the biggest selling points, rather than show some generic-looking code and several bullet points that noobs might not understand? But, in my (useless) opinion, the green is... "bold", and that part isn't very modern or approachable
- TylerE 8y ago"empowers" is such a bullshit word.