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I though about it (why use Rust if your do not need high performances and can do with a GC) and the two good reasons for me would be the quality of the ecosyste
by nestorD 7y ago
I though about it (why use Rust if your do not need high performances and can do with a GC) and the two good reasons for me would be the quality of the ecosystem (Cargo is great and you can find solid libraries for most use case) and the fact that its libraries have a strong focus on correctness that I have not found elsewhere (and that caught bugs in code that I transcribed from F# to Rust).
- vardump 7y ago> ...why use Rust if your do not need high performances... Because you want better battery life? Reduce power and cooling costs? Reduce cloud service bill?
- ncmncm 7y agoAt the last Rust meeting I attended, people were complaining bitterly about Cargo. I didn't get what it was, exactly. But there was talk of a replacement in the wings.
- steveklabnik 7y agoWhat “rust meeting”? There’s certainly no plans of a replacement from the Rust teams.