> It's more likely that people will switch to OCaml or Rust than ever go back to unmanaged memory. First secure, then correct, then fast. Interestingly enough,

> It's more likely that people will switch to OCaml or Rust than ever go back to unmanaged memory. First secure, then correct, then fast. Interestingly enough, that's a philosophy that's valuable and applicable in other skill sets as well. Woodworking/machining comes to mind and other trades. Safety/security first, then precision, then speed once you got the other 2 working.