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I worked in x ray imaging software in a company that assembled them. Risk assessment and traceability are not fun, but it's interesting to see how to make safe
by jokoon 3y ago
I worked in x ray imaging software in a company that assembled them.
Risk assessment and traceability are not fun, but it's interesting to see how to make safe things.
I wish general software had similar constraints or designs, or at least insurance companies would lobby the government to force software companies to proof read their code.
I don't want rust everywhere, but it should still be possible too approach what rust is doing by other means.
- serial_dev 3y agoToxic teams and lazy developers will also find way to produce crappy software with Rust. The Rust developers of today might produce better software, because they are the early adopters who care about performance, safety and correctness, but I believe (assuming Rust becomes mainstream) if you give regular developers Rust to code in, they will produce the same quality as they do with Java, Javascript, or C. The environment and the individuals are significantly more important than the programming language they use.
- refulgentis 3y agoWhere would i go to learn the fine details of how things like risk assessment and traceability work in practice?