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A more relevant experiment would be to take Rust code released 6, 12, 18 and 24 months ago, and try to use it, in particular try to read messages in forums and
by jeffrallen 7y ago
A more relevant experiment would be to take Rust code released 6, 12, 18 and 24 months ago, and try to use it, in particular try to read messages in forums and stack overflow and try to use/fix that code. You'd find it was impossible, because Rust changes so fast that nothing written about it survives 6 months without becoming inaccurate. Which is why I threw up my hands and gave up.
- ethelward 7y agoYou have examples for that?
- bluejekyll 7y agoI’ve been working with Rust for over five years now. This does not relate to my experience. New things come and they make things easier, but anything from 6-24 months ago, still works in the identical fashion as it did at that point.
- Ar-Curunir 7y agoCitations please. I've picked up projects from 2 years ago, and barring soundness bugs, I've never encountered issues.