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> I pay upfront with Rust. But you do pay up front! That's a big deal if your design is not set in stone (which is not a synonym for "prototyping").
by crystaldev 7y ago
> I pay upfront with Rust.
But you do pay up front! That's a big deal if your design is not set in stone (which is not a synonym for "prototyping").
- steveklabnik 7y agoI also think this is not a simple question; Rust’s rules provide critical feedback during that early phase. It’s valuable when getting started too. The prototype phase may last slightly longer, but I end up much closer to the final design with its help. (Again, as always, YMMV.)