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At work, time and energy are best used solving real world problems. Not toying with technology for the sake of it. And surely you're joking when comparing JS's
by hu3 7y ago
At work, time and energy are best used solving real world problems. Not toying with technology for the sake of it.
And surely you're joking when comparing JS's cognitive load with Rust's...
- echelon 7y agoHave you used Rust with an IDE? It's not at all hard to write. Hard to learn, sure. But it's easy to produce once you know how it works. Javascript without types and an IDE takes thought. You have to keep remembering which things are which type and how they get plumbed though the stack. Honestly I'd even say Rust is easier. But I've written a lot of Rust. Typescript with an IDE makes Javascript easier. The "Rust is hard" meme needs to die. The language designers have worked tirelessly to ensure that the language is accessible and productive.