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Generics is hardly a major paradigm shift, and these two languages are worlds apart in amount of features.
by senorrib 2y ago
Generics is hardly a major paradigm shift, and these two languages are worlds apart in amount of features.
- drogus 2y agoThat's not the point, though. The author says: > Rust has arrived at the complexity of Haskell and C++, each year requiring more knowledge to keep up with the latest and greatest. Go was designed as the antidote to this kind of endlessly increasing language surface area. Yes, Rust learning curve is much steeper and the "language surface area" is big, but it's not changing much in recent years. Go getting generics is much bigger change than anything that Rust got in a long while.