ammaskartik

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by ammaskartik 7y ago
This is great. Nice work!
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by ammaskartik 8y ago
Great write up, when I started coding in Rust, I sometimes used to get frustrated, but then realised how helpful the checker is and really made me think about structure and mechanics of my code, making me a better developer.
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by ammaskartik 8y ago
This is great stuff!!
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by ammaskartik 8y ago
Great work on this!
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by ammaskartik 8y ago
Nice write up!
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by ammaskartik 8y ago
One more final point while I was thinking. I am a fan of both languages, Go & Rust. Go is in-fact still my recommended languages for teams, and until Rust hits a maturity level that wont change, but I am a big fan fo what rust is trying
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by ammaskartik 8y ago
One more point here, I wouldnt have done it if I did not get full support & enthusiasm from my team. But I guess sometimes it helps when you dont have HUGE existing code bases to have to justify to port. =)
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by ammaskartik 8y ago
Yes I agree. Beauty is highly subjective when it comes to programming languages. Its definitely an expression of a feeling from use and relative successes/failures. I know people I highly respect that call C# with Linq & its lambda
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by ammaskartik 8y ago
Like I said, we are using it for new code bases, and not moving all of our existing Go Code, thats doing fine. I agree that GO is very easy, I can get most any dev up and running and comfortable on Go in about a week. Honestly though, I can
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by ammaskartik 8y ago
While compile times can be slow, the rust system is checking so much for you, so that you can have a predictable @scale runtime. What was the issue with tokio? Plus, with async/await Futures coming in soon, already on nightly right, t
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by ammaskartik 8y ago
Great job in pushing through though. Where have you been posting for help, I am no ways an expert, and have been learning Rust, but all I have heard is the welcoming nature of the community, and would love to at-least try and help. Its a gr
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by ammaskartik 8y ago
I have been learning Rust on and off this year. I have been writing mostly GO for the past few years, but am moving to coding almost primarily in Rust for any new project, and porting over some older ones. Microservices, Data Layer, etc...