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> Strange. EcmaScript/JavaScript kind of adds like 5-6 features every year. Python. C on the other hand is great. Those languages have also been around long en
by valbaca 4y ago
> Strange. EcmaScript/JavaScript kind of adds like 5-6 features every year. Python. C on the other hand is great.
Those languages have also been around long enough for the new language features to "cool down".
Rust was also designed from the beginning to have the language be able to move quickly and safely in this manner (just like Rust code itself!).
You're also forgetting the HUGE migration pains that resulted from JS. The gigantic gaps between ES3 and ES5 and ES6. Oh, did I forget ES4? Nope. It was cancelled. Not even going to get started on the disaster that was Python 2->3 or how wildly different the original K&R C is to modern C (I have the K&R book handy to prove it).
I honestly find it hilarious that those languages you chose each had terrible migrations between versions, where Rust differences between versions barely make a dev bat an eye.