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Anyone who has managed to become proficient in C++ is smart enough to be proficient in Rust. The only too difficult part is adapting to the rust way of doing th

• throwaway81523 2y ago
  There is a saying among Haskellers that "Haskell has the steepest unlearning curve". Sounds like Rust is similar.
• 7bit 2y ago
  Everybody who has managed to become proficient building a school is smart enough to be proficient in building a library. So building libraries must be easy, that's totally why you can become an architect over night ... What a stupid argument you delivered
• chipdart 2y ago
  > Anyone who has managed to become proficient in C++ is smart enough to be proficient in Rust. I'm not sure you're paying attention. The people who are saying Rust is too hard are the Rust community itself. They said so in Rusty's annual survey. The ones who participate in it are Rust users who feel strongly about the topic to participate in their governance. It's Rust users who say Rust is too hard. There is no way around this fact.
• sfink 2y ago
  > Anyone who has managed to become proficient in C++ is smart enough to be proficient in Rust. I agree completely. But I'd reword your statement slightly as "Anyone who has managed to become proficient in the language that is notorious for being one of the most complicated and convoluted languages in existence, with the most footguns per line of code and a CVE record that proves its difficulty, ..." It changes the conclusion just a tad.