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I agree that these techniques help you write better code, but enforcing something is better than not. Obviously it’s a spectrum, so I wouldn’t say doing that is
by steveklabnik 2y ago
I agree that these techniques help you write better code, but enforcing something is better than not. Obviously it’s a spectrum, so I wouldn’t say doing that is bad, but it does not really mean Rust is irrelevant.
And Rust brings more to the table than just the borrow checker.
- whiterknight 2y agoSure, it just invalidates the impending doom, ban C programming narrative.
- steveklabnik 2y agoI’m not sure I would characterize it this way, but it doesn’t satisfy the criteria of “memory safety by default,” which is what more and more organizations are desiring. Time will tell.