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As a Rust dev myself, can we stop the trend of adding "in Rust" to titles? The loud part should be the thing that was built, not the thing it was built with.
by brink 3y ago
As a Rust dev myself, can we stop the trend of adding "in Rust" to titles?
The loud part should be the thing that was built, not the thing it was built with.
That said, this is super cool. I have a project that I can definitely benefit from this. :)
- tomrod 3y agoAs a pythonista and wannabe Rustaceans, I personally love seeing high performance tooling built in Rust!
- sophacles 3y ago> As a Rust dev myself, can we stop the trend of adding "in Rust" to titles? tbf it's the headline of the Readme. More generally I largely agree for software. I don't really agree for library code like this though... I actually care about what language a library is implemented in when I'm coding up a project that might use it.
- returningfory2 3y agoThis project is a library so it's actually relevant? The language libraries are written in is one of their most important features because it determines if/when you can use them...
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- IshKebab 3y agoI strongly disagree. If I'm looking for one of these libraries then the language is written in is extremely relevant in almost all cases. If I'm writing a Rust program then this is very relevant but if it said "in Java" then I would only use it if I had literally no other choice. FFI is generally very painful.
- echelon 3y agoAs a Rust dev myself, please don't stop. It absolutely matters that this is Rust and is available for me to use. I wouldn't have clicked otherwise.