The title is just a bait, the article doesn't really compare them it just implements the same thing in both languages and conclude: > This project has come int

The title is just a bait, the article doesn't really compare them it just implements the same thing in both languages and conclude: > This project has come into existence over the past couple of weeks of hacking late nights and early mornings. At times I felt like I was building a plane during take-off – especially the Rust code parts which I was literally picking up along the way. It’s been a tremendous fun experience I’ve really enjoyed. It made me appreciate both Go and Rust in different ways as similar yet so different programming languages.