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In my profession (sysadmin related) it seems that if you want the glue-code orchestration and SDK availability of Python, but with better performance and types,
by unethical_ban 3y ago
In my profession (sysadmin related) it seems that if you want the glue-code orchestration and SDK availability of Python, but with better performance and types, you use golang. I don't think most vendors are popping out Rust SDKs for the product's APIs.
I'm not invalidating your experience, it sounds wonderful to find the solace in one language.
- fnordpiglet 3y agoYeah just similar to Python the build and package management stuff in go is a nightmare, and I’d rather hitch my cart to the Mozilla guys than the Google guys. (I’m ex-Netscape and helped launch the OSS of the browser into Mozilla) On apis, honestly, I just write my own api integrations. But most of the APIs I use are documented without programmatic specifications, and sdks are usually garbage written by an intern :-)