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So Rust is now old enough for people to talk about "Modern" Rust? I'm either missing something or words don't mean what they used to...
by spookierookie 4y ago
So Rust is now old enough for people to talk about "Modern" Rust?
I'm either missing something or words don't mean what they used to...
- ygjb 4y agoIt's more than a decade old, and I have learned Rust on 3 occasions - first when I worked at Mozilla and heard about Rust as a project Graydon was working on at either a lunch and learn, or just chit chat around the Mozilla Vancouver office. Later I learned how to write some tools in Rust after not touching it in a few years when I changed companies. Finally, a year and half ago I had to actually start working in Rust on the regular as a dev and security engineer at Fastly. There were substantial changes in work flow and tooling each time I dove in and learned the correct way to do things.
- mayormcheeseman 4y agoHow’s your experience been working with Rust regularly in a professional environment?
- ygjb 4y agoI enjoyed it, but I changed jobs and companies a few months ago, and now I do spreadsheets and hold status meetings for a living :P Still using it for personal projects.