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I have no doubt it can be learned, and I've tried to get over the hump multiple times, but still don't feel as comfortable with Rust as I do with every other la
by anderspitman 6y ago
I have no doubt it can be learned, and I've tried to get over the hump multiple times, but still don't feel as comfortable with Rust as I do with every other language I've worked in, even those I've only spent a few hours in.
It's all about tradeoffs, and at a certain point you have to question whether the academic assurances offered by Rust are worth the complexity, given the problem at hand. As I said, it's obviously worth it for some problems, but I don't think it is for all problems. Which is great! I think the world would be boring if there was one language to rule them all.
- volta83 6y agofeel you, just pointing out that trying competitive programing and their resources might give you a different point-of-view to attack the issue but like you mentioned, its always nicer if there is no "issue" to be learned in the first place