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This article doesn't really match my experiences. I have found Rust to be considerably more expressive than Go. Traits and proper generic types, iterators and
by jpgvm 11y ago
This article doesn't really match my experiences.
I have found Rust to be considerably more expressive than Go.
Traits and proper generic types, iterators and pattern matching all contribute to this.
I tend to write less lines of Rust code to accomplish the same tasks.
As for runtime performance, in my experience they are pretty close right now for my use cases but I do expect Rust to grow faster than Go over time.