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> Optimizing for similarity of codebases doesn't seem right imo, It's simple, it's cheaper and faster (Time to market) to do Go than Rust. Rust has a pretty hi
by Izikiel43 2y ago
> Optimizing for similarity of codebases doesn't seem right imo,
It's simple, it's cheaper and faster (Time to market) to do Go than Rust. Rust has a pretty high learning curve, and there aren't many people writing it internally in MSFT I guess. Go's syntax is literally C + Python, from my previous experience, ramping up is a pretty fast affair as an experienced dev.