No such luck in having some technical discussion or at least a link to the sources. If the Rust community can be insufferable when trying to sell Rust at any a

No such luck in having some technical discussion or at least a link to the sources. If the Rust community can be insufferable when trying to sell Rust at any and every opportunity, Lord have mercy when they see any kind of success because the preening and puffing will have no end. This blog post will live forever in the annals of Rust. On the other hand I’m not surprised to see that it’s written by the security team and not a development team. Same pattern as with Microsoft: security specialists tend to get obsessed by their subject matter (just like many Rust programmers), end up hating C and C++ and see them as the source of all problems (just like many Rust programmers). In reality, C and C++ were the saviors of Android and Google reluctantly had to conjure the NDK to make up for a severe lack of performance compared to the iPhone. Note how even in the current Android they mention improving the UI performance and having less “jank”. Without C++ Android would have been DoA, but it doesn’t look like there will be a blog post thanking C++ any time soon :-) I can’t take seriously reports about the benefits of a tool that don’t mention any of the downsides. When the devs post a blog cursing the troubles they had getting Java and C++ and Rust to work together and pitying themselves for having to read both C++ and Rust, then we’ll be getting closer to the truth.