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This is usually a very simple decision. Do you need the performance of Rust? If not, use Go (or Java or F# or C# or whatever GC language you prefer)
by jackmott42 3y ago
This is usually a very simple decision. Do you need the performance of Rust? If not, use Go (or Java or F# or C# or whatever GC language you prefer)
- horeszko 3y agoFinally, a pragmatist on this Rust vs Go maddness. Thank you
- goku12 3y ago> Do you need the performance of Rust? If not, use Go Or, if GC is not an option - like operating systems, embedded software, web engines and game engines. That said, why not just use Rust for everything if you know it?
- lycopodiopsida 3y agoYou can use any language you like for your pet project with a single contributor, but there are more considerations if you want to have/move a team to that language in business environment.
- goku12 3y agoAgreed. That's certainly a good criterion.