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You are quite welcome! I can't add much to the Haskell part as I've only ever used it sparingly. In many aspects, I view Rust as only having one or two small t
by shepmaster 7y ago
You are quite welcome!
I can't add much to the Haskell part as I've only ever used it sparingly. In many aspects, I view Rust as only having one or two small things that are new (or at least new in a non-research programming language). Its big strength is combining a lot of existing good ideas in a principled manner.
- sdegutis 7y agoI’d agree, basically Haskell is focused on academic purity and abstract experimentation while Rust is focused on being equally practical and innovative at the same time.
- vperez 7y agoHaskell is actually used by companies to solve practical problems, a non trivial example being Facebook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlTO510zO78 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlTO510zO78 Not too bad for an abstract experimentation.