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> at least a few long-awaited and hugely-important features which are only half-implemented I look forward to a Rust release that doesn't have these. :) I've b
by grayrest 12y ago
> at least a few long-awaited and hugely-important features which are only half-implemented
I look forward to a Rust release that doesn't have these. :) I've been tracking the language since the 0.5 (ish) timeframe and the language is a lot more ergonomic than it used to be but the frequent major shifts in how day to day Rust code is written make it tough to follow for a casual observer like myself (I follow /r/rust and write toy code every point release). Salute to the Rust devs and for those of you that work at relating the language to the rest of us. The language looks better every release.
- DAddYE 12y agoI agree with you, but AFAIK this is the first time we are part of a real "open development" of a programming language backed by a big company. It's very rare see clever coders change their mind when someone suggest a different approach. I'm glad this is happening and I wish more could follow.