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1 commit. Is this an opening of a mature project that has been coded in private somewhere? Is this just a code drop on the community? Note: this comes from a
by fnord123 7y ago
1 commit.
Is this an opening of a mature project that has been coded in private somewhere? Is this just a code drop on the community?
Note: this comes from a developer in Japan. Tantivy's main developer is also based in Japan. @fulmicoton, is there any interaction between the projects?
- chopraaa 7y agoThe creator of Bayard is apparently the co-created of Solr. Bayard looks like a search-in-rust PoC.
- jsd1982 7y agoNot all projects are birthed in public. It may have been extracted from a larger private project which may have issues sharing its exact history of development.
- wil421 7y agoI was looking at Raspberry Pi projects for Rust. There were similar complaints on the Pi forum. Looks I’ll be using Python for my projects.
- coldtea 7y agoBecause...
- wil421 7y agoLibraries weren’t maintained or in a state of development for months without regular commits. Statements like “sometimes this doesn’t work” or commits that totally redesigned an api. Meaning you have to rewrite your code. I need stability and some maturity in personal projects due to time constraints. Not a jab at Rust, I’m still in wait and watch mode. Looking to learn a low level language in the next year and Rust is my top choice.
- wil421 7y agoLots of downvotes but no replies. Rust is the language de jour on HN at the moment. Lots of comments about it being a young language so you’ll just have to wait. I invite a healthy debate.
- dnautics 7y agoIf you are looking for a platform for the RPi, check out the nerves project.
- fulmicoton 7y agoI met the author of Bayard a couple of times and had beers with him. Does that count as interactions?
- fnord123 7y agoNeat. :)