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Rust holds a lot of appeal for web devs looking to leverage performance gains in build-time tooling (e.g. Biome replacing ESLint and Prettier) and bridging the
by chrisweekly 2y ago
Rust holds a lot of appeal for web devs looking to leverage performance gains in build-time tooling (e.g. Biome replacing ESLint and Prettier) and bridging the native desktop gap (eg Tauri replacing Electron). There are more examples but those were front-of-mind.
- pier25 2y agoI could be wrong but my impression is that Go is more popular than Rust in this area.
- chrisweekly 2y agoRespectfully, I think your impression is mistaken. I gave specific examples of Rust adoption for webdev build tooling, but am not aware of any comparable Go equivalents. (When it comes to runtime services, that's another story, where Go has made more significant inroads.)