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I have almost no systems programming experience, but I'm curious, how is it better than Rust?

• 2c2c2c 4y ago
  The easiest way to put it is to just install/set up both languages, and jump into definitions of random stdlib functions.
• oconnor663 4y ago
  Rust definitely has a steeper learning curve, and sometimes it forces you into designs that may or may not be your preferred choice. (Typically your data ownership diagram in Rust needs to look like a tree with no cycles.) Many folks who learn Rust eventually feel like "the compiler was right all along", but not everyone feels that way, and the time investment to get to that point can be a lot.
  • LAC-Tech 4y ago
    Couldn't have written it better myself - you hit the nail on the head.