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That sounds like it's going to be a mess. If they introduce compile time checks that have the same strictness as Rust it will break existing code. It seems like
by leshow 7y ago
That sounds like it's going to be a mess. If they introduce compile time checks that have the same strictness as Rust it will break existing code. It seems like Swift has already done that a few times over.
- favorited 7y agoUsing a new language concurrency feature would require you to change your code anyway, the same way using any new feature would. And when the Elm/Rust-style ownership annotations are made public, they will be opt-in.