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If you consider Rust an academic language, you are quite a few years out of date. The language is in production at Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft (incl
by the_duke 3y ago
If you consider Rust an academic language, you are quite a few years out of date.
The language is in production at Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft (including making it into the Windows kernel), and is slowly being included in Linux as well.
- esjeon 3y agoRust has been a practical language since the beginning. Not every experimental stuffs are academic, especially when concepts are not rigorously formulated. Rust has been a rolling language ever since it was created, so is hardly formal.