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Well, the problem with that is that not everyone would agree on that way of classifying languages _either_! And people do want to know what the differences are
by bitfield 6y ago
Well, the problem with that is that not everyone would agree on that way of classifying languages _either_! And people do want to know what the differences are between Go and Rust, as they're so often mentioned in the same breath. I think the comparison is valid (whether you agree with it is another question).
- tasubotadas 6y agoFair enough. I like to pick my tools based on the problem I am trying to solve.
- bitfield 6y agoMe too! You'll have noticed that that's exactly the structure of my article: which problems is Rust a better choice for, and which problems suit Go. It's intended to help people just like you, who want to pick a tool based on the problem they're trying to solve, rather than tribalism.