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And the implementation behind those abstractions tend to be of really good quality. Thanks to the borrow checker and the scrutiny around the unsafe keyword. In
by bombela 3y ago
And the implementation behind those abstractions tend to be of really good quality. Thanks to the borrow checker and the scrutiny around the unsafe keyword.
In other words I am more willing to trust abstractions over tricky problems in Rust than I would in other languages.
Just for a second, try to imagine a generic memoize in C++.
- brundolf 3y agoYep, exactly. The implementation - and more importantly, the contract - are much more dependable. For better and worse Rust is a language that leans all-in on abstraction, going to great lengths to make those as safe and scalable as possible, and if you aren't using them you're going to have a harder time than you need to