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I've drawn a line between learning Rust at a company and learning Rust in isolation. When you learn Rust at a company you have the full support of the others on

I've drawn a line between learning Rust at a company and learning Rust in isolation. When you learn Rust at a company you have the full support of the others on your team, who already know Rust. I have experienced this at multiple companies now - picking up Rust when you are on a team of Rust developers is much easier than picking it up in isolation at home.

bheadmaster 3y ago
> When you learn Rust at a company you have the full support of the others on your team, who already know Rust. Not guaranteed. Maybe it was that one guy who decided to introduce Rust to the codebase, then quit. But I agree, generally, learning anything is easier when you have someone to ask.