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I wonder if writing things in Rust just to put that in the headline is becoming a viable strategy for software adoption. There is often very little reason why p

by lvass 6y ago

I wonder if writing things in Rust just to put that in the headline is becoming a viable strategy for software adoption. There is often very little reason why programming languages matters to end users, but it strongly correlates with visibility in some communities.

lewisinc 6y ago
That, and I think it's also fair to acknowledge that language choice can be a serious barrier of entry to contributing to a project or using it in tandem with other technologies. Also if I'm looking to learn from real-world projects I would, personally, prefer to know ahead of time. "Hi, my project does X, I wrote it in Y," seems a reasonable way to introduce something.