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I get why you think that, but I can assure you Rust is perfectly fine for experimentation with enough familiarity. It cannot match Python in the short term, but
by alpaca128 3y ago
I get why you think that, but I can assure you Rust is perfectly fine for experimentation with enough familiarity. It cannot match Python in the short term, but it doesn't take much hacking with Python until I wish I had started with a more maintainable language. It is really easy to introduce bugs in Python code that would be caught instantly by a compiler and the debugging time adds up quickly.
- wendyshu 3y agoCan you give an example?