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Rust is over the "100% hobbyist" phase, but it isn't still in the phase where you hire "Rust developers" verbatim. There's an important phase in between: Rust i
by GolDDranks 7y ago
Rust is over the "100% hobbyist" phase, but it isn't still in the phase where you hire "Rust developers" verbatim. There's an important phase in between: Rust is being introduced in organizations as we speak, and some people that were originally hired for some other skills, develop in Rust they picked up because they were enthusiastic about it.
I am in that position at the moment. We are a multi-language shop, and there's some components that make sense to write in Rust.
- swsieber 7y agoI'm in the same spot. Given the large number of companies who are willing to state that they use Rust (https://www.rust-lang.org/production/users https://www.rust-lang.org/production/users) without being able to find openings that are explicitly for Rust, I'd say you're right.