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It seems like you can substitute Haskell to Rust in almost every point they make. (Or with many other great options)
by elephantum 6y ago
It seems like you can substitute Haskell to Rust in almost every point they make.
(Or with many other great options)
- adamch 6y agoYes, this was my immediate thought too. I love writing Haskell, but Rust has become my daily driver, both at work (Cloudflare) and personal projects. It gives me the excellent type system, better domain modelling, great ecosystem (serde, actix-web, rayon, reqwest, diesel, tokio) and performance. I've basically traded away some nice abstractions (functors, monoids etc) for the ability to debug error messages more easily, and not have to convince people to learn/support an obscure language. Good deal IMO.