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Not sure "convenience" alone should be the deciding factor when choosing a language for a project/product. What matters more is the long-term value for what’s
by jeremychone 8mo ago
Not sure "convenience" alone should be the deciding factor when choosing a language for a project/product.
What matters more is the long-term value for what’s being built and maintained.
For portable, high-performance backends, Rust often offers a higher value/friction tradeoff, IMO.
For Apple platform development, Swift is the obvious choice.
Swift’s cross-platform story has improved, but outside the Apple ecosystem the incentives still seem weaker compared to Rust.
So overall, IMO, Rust tends to have a higher net value beyond Apple-specific use cases.