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You are not convinced, but most Rust users are convinced. I guess time will tell. I started using Rust from Rust 0.5 (December 2012). I saw zero oscillation so
by sanxiyn 13y ago
You are not convinced, but most Rust users are convinced. I guess time will tell.
I started using Rust from Rust 0.5 (December 2012). I saw zero oscillation so far. From what I can see, Rust is converging, rapidly.
Consider this: you can observe these at all because Rust is developed in the open. I think you would have similar reaction if you could observe Go development done behind the closed door before the release.
- chrismorgan 13y agoActually, there are a few things in which Rust has recently gone back to old behaviour (though “oscillation” would be a bit strong as a description of it). Nested block comments is one that was removed a year or two back as unnecessary and reinstated a few months ago. I can’t think of any of the bigger ones off the top of my head; calling them oscillations could also be a bit strong too, as they tend to end up subtly different when they come back—different and superior.