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> and the article linked from that comment is why I think Go is posed to become dominant over other new languages like Rust. Is there some law that says that a
by Dewie 12y ago
> and the article linked from that comment is why I think Go is posed to become dominant over other new languages like Rust.
Is there some law that says that any top comment on HN that mentions either Rust or Go, a mention of the other is bound to happen in the same sentence? Like some kind of magnetic, rhetorical force. Heh.
If either, or both, Rust or Go succeeds, it will be for widely different reasons. edit: to whoever is adamant about downvoting my questions for today; you forgot the one previous to this one.
- worklogin 12y agoI think your comment had enough respect/content not to warrant a downvote. Sorry to see the haters out today, comrade. Rust and Go seem to have the potential for some overlap. But it seems Rust will be successful as a lower level systems language while Go may be easier to maintain when building highly concurrent, networked applications.