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Weirdly, it's already significantly easier to find Rust (or Rust-interested) developers these days than C/C++. If your main concern is being able to hire devs
by couchand 5y ago
Weirdly, it's already significantly easier to find Rust (or Rust-interested) developers these days than C/C++. If your main concern is being able to hire devs then Rust is a clear win.
And don't sleep on Sealed Rust. They've surely got a hard road ahead, but there are some dedicated folks working on it.
- dataangel 5y agoYeah I call bullshit. By sheer numbers C/C++ programmers are much easier to find. Rust may improve your company's appeal to an interested programmer, but by the numbers C/C++ have incredibly greater supply.
- ahepp 5y ago> Weirdly, it's already significantly easier to find Rust (or Rust-interested) developers these days than C/C++ How do you figure that? That seems highly counterintuitive.
- ncmncm 5y agoIf the job is not otherwise very attractive, mentioning Rust may bring more applicants than would otherwise have bothered.