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This article is pretty shallow. Despite the interesting title, the author is lukewarm on Rust, hasn’t used Rust that much, and hasn’t explored the space of C re
by hitekker 4y ago
This article is pretty shallow. Despite the interesting title, the author is lukewarm on Rust, hasn’t used Rust that much, and hasn’t explored the space of C replacement OSS. Not enough expertise for an insight; it feels half “go with the flow”, half FOMO.
- habitue 4y agoOn the contrary, I think this outside view is a really good look at the forces driving rust adoption beyond developer enthusiasm.
- xcdzvyn 4y agoI agree. Of course Rust is going to see "more use", it's popular right now. But that's really the only claim I can see the author making. Or maybe they're making a point about Zig I can't parse; It doesn't have strong memory safety guarantees, and so... something?