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Mark is not the subject. He is speaking of Rust and memory safety. I agree with him in general, that if a project requires C/c++ kind of capabilities then bette
by kosolam 4y ago
Mark is not the subject. He is speaking of Rust and memory safety. I agree with him in general, that if a project requires C/c++ kind of capabilities then better to use Rust. But, if one doesn’t require Rust then I think one must avoid it by all means, because it’s such an investment into such a huge learning curve and such deep levels of complexity and mental burden.
- rob74 4y agoWell, he wrote "use Rust for those scenarios where a non-GC language is required", so I guess his opinion is similar to yours. But, judging by the "using Rust for web dev" articles that keep popping up here, there are people with other opinions too...
- kosolam 4y agoLooks like the rust web devs are downvoting my comment. Oh well