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That's how you build hype though. I like Rust (haven't used it in years though) but the marketing hype-train is one of the most effective I've seen - perhaps ot
by swagonomixxx 6y ago
That's how you build hype though. I like Rust (haven't used it in years though) but the marketing hype-train is one of the most effective I've seen - perhaps other than Java in the olden days.
- vardump 6y agoWhen it comes to Rust it seems to be organic, not an orchestrated effort.
- higerordermap 6y agoIt is mostly webshits heralding it as if they learnt computer science by knowing difference between stack and heap. Especially the ruby and javascript communities are very popularity-obsessed.
- schwartzworld 6y agoPopularity means lots of library support and beginners resources. Those are valuable when trying to learn new languages.