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Imagine 100 years ago on a forum on stage coaches, and automobiles keep getting posted. Yes Rust is the cool new thing, but I don’t see it as a fad. In fact, I
by alfiedotwtf 6y ago
Imagine 100 years ago on a forum on stage coaches, and automobiles keep getting posted. Yes Rust is the cool new thing, but I don’t see it as a fad. In fact, I see Rust turning into a best practice for our industry unless something like it but easier takes its place
- pjmlp 6y agoI see managed languages adopting linear and affine types for certain types of high performance workflows. Already visible in Swift, Haskell, Chapel, ParaSail, D. Likewise I see Microsoft and Google, will keep their lifetimes efforts going until it offers a good enough experience, even if not perfect, in spite of their ramping up use of Rust. A good example of this is the Azure Sphere, which inspite of the security marketing story the team tells everywhere with the 7 levels and such, it uses a C based SDK.