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The ability to refactor large code bases quickly without introducing segmentation faults, memory bugs, UB, etc.
by volta83 5y ago
The ability to refactor large code bases quickly without introducing segmentation faults, memory bugs, UB, etc.
- lemmox 5y agoI came for the memory footprint but I stayed with Rust for this. Rust became my daily-driver for hobby projects because refactoring and tinkering with old projects is a breeze. For me, Rust projects don't seem to require much cognitive burden to load into my human memory. I do not claim that this quality is unique to Rust however it is very much present in Rust.