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Don't have time != lazy, but that's a different argument. One of the cool things on this new one is it runs Rust, arguably the best language for this purpose, s
by Frijol 12y ago
Don't have time != lazy, but that's a different argument. One of the cool things on this new one is it runs Rust, arguably the best language for this purpose, so you don't have to use JavaScript if you think it's stupid
- danellis 12y agoWhat do you mean by "runs Rust"? Rust compiles to native code. The old one could run Rust code too.
- kam 12y agoRust will be supported by the tools the same way JS is. `tessel push` will run the cross compiler, and Rust libraries will be provided to access the hardware and modules. Yes, you can get to the underlying Linux system and run anything you want (including Lua), but the point is to abstract away the OS so you only have to think about your code and the hardware.