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And what are you thinking about now? For me it was what lifetimes and types to use to make my program work. Just as it was in C++, but with a static verificati
by blub 4y ago
And what are you thinking about now?
For me it was what lifetimes and types to use to make my program work. Just as it was in C++, but with a static verification step at the end which most of the time got in my way.
Rust makes lots of sense in high-churn projects or projects which have very high security requirements (like browsers). Otherwise I’d think carefully about using it.
- dralley 4y agoYou had to think about lifetimes in C++, too, but in Rust at least they're written down and enforced.