LoveHateRust

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   by LoveHateRust 6y ago

   That is besides the lacking of the standard lib the second most important point why our team decided against Rust.
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   by LoveHateRust 6y ago

   How many percent of all errors are memory safety errors? Why did Google choose C/C++ for Fuchsia after evaluating also Rust? How come, Actix announced a new version with memory leaks fixed?
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   by LoveHateRust 6y ago

   >> Rust is an overwhelmingly better language than Java or Go 100% agreed >> and the world would be a better place if Rust were to displace them. Rust needs a standard lib like Go or ecosystem like Java. Production stuff needs to
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   by LoveHateRust 6y ago

   Rust's typesystem really makes it a great fit for business applications. Totally agree. Kotlin comes close, though. Rust itself is production ready, but not the ecosystem.
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   by LoveHateRust 6y ago

   That matchtes my observations. There's no doubt that Rust as a language checks all the marks (the complexity of Rust is IMO unavoidable providing such a feature set). What most discussions about the greatness of Rust miss: 1. Not langu