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> There isn’t a single end feature that you can deliver in Rust but not C. There are! Namely, when it’s open source with volunteer-ish developers, who cannot b
by diarrhea 2y ago
> There isn’t a single end feature that you can deliver in Rust but not C.
There are! Namely, when it’s open source with volunteer-ish developers, who cannot be arsed to not use Rust, as it’s simply that much more pleasant to be spending your time with.
So in some sense, it’s either done in Rust because the implementers want to for one reason or another, or just not at all, as no one can be forced.
- SV_BubbleTime 2y agoThat isn’t even remotely a counter to what I said. There is not end feature you can do in Rust that you cannot do in C. End of story. Cool, it’s popular among enthusiasts. That’s fine.
- small_scombrus 2y ago> There is not end feature you can do in Rust that you cannot do in C. Sure, but you could create the whole thing in brainfuck if you really wanted to. Having something be nice to work with or extend is genuinely a feature
- SV_BubbleTime 2y agoRight. So talking to you users about a feature, then spending the who time talking about Rust… tells me you have devs needing out and don’t actually care about the feature. Which they are telling you in multiple ways by talking about on-prem, EWS, Rust. Kind of like that was what my post was about.