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I just returned to Rust after a few years, and the syntax is even more unreadable. Half of my code is just type signatures. I don't remember it being like that
by sznio 2y ago
I just returned to Rust after a few years, and the syntax is even more unreadable. Half of my code is just type signatures. I don't remember it being like that back in 2016 -- it seems like the convention changed and any crate you import returns the wildest types.
- BuckRogers 2y agoI use C# everyday and never want to switch languages. I just don’t understand the appeal to other things and I’ve certainly dabbled enough. It would probably just be TS.
- iknowstuff 2y agoOn the contrary. Entire `where` blocks can now disappear thanks to notation like arg: impl Iterator<Item: Debug>
- Maken 2y agoWhich I honestly dislike. "where clauses" were already quite syntactically limited (there are lifetimes dependencies that the compiler understand which you cannot possibly express even using for<'a>), and now "impl Trait" is reinventing the wheel trying to catch up with where with new exotic syntax like the use<> clauses.