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For me, it's just a question of ergonomics. Can Rust do what C# does? Yes, unquestionably. But there is a value to a runtime and GC. It makes writing applicati
by const_cast 1y ago
For me, it's just a question of ergonomics.
Can Rust do what C# does? Yes, unquestionably. But there is a value to a runtime and GC. It makes writing application code a bit easier, more assumptions can be made, and less care needs to be given to memory.
It's suboptimal, but usually doesn't matter. I'd rather write a backend in C#, and the performance is usually more than good enough.
- v5v3 1y agoHas VsCode support for c# improved or are you still paying $1k a year or so for Visual Studio?
- const_cast 1y agoWe use JetBrains products at work, and I don't foot the bill.