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I find it a little odd the author mentions C++ often. I think the use cases for C++ and Rust are pretty interchangeable, and C++ devs would and should probably
by y7 4y ago
I find it a little odd the author mentions C++ often. I think the use cases for C++ and Rust are pretty interchangeable, and C++ devs would and should probably know about lifetimes anyway. (That said: yeah, don't use Rust for CRUD apps.)
- ithkuil 4y agoComing from c++ I had no troubles with lifetimes in rust; they were obvious and moat of the time I would have structured the code in the same way anyway. The main problem i encountered (beyond the usual learning curve for stdlib and other common libraries) is all the gotchas and rough edges around async
- nicoburns 4y ago> I think the use cases for C++ and Rust are pretty interchangeable Hmm... in some ways. I feel like one probably shouldn't be using C++ for anything network facing or security critical, whereas Rust is ideal for those situations.